Friday, December 7, 2007
Random Question
2:36 AM Posted by Joylene GreenLabels: faith, personal
How do you keep from being prideful when things do go great and you are able to do your best?
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2 comments:
I remember how quickly things have "fallen in an instant" in the past and how "quickly the tides can turn/have turned"...and that kind of helps me to take it all with a grain of salt and to take it all in stride. :-)
That's a hard one. I feel like the more the Lord uses me, the more I can find myself in that state of pridefulness. I just always remember that I am NOTHING without Him and when I start thinking I can do things on my own, He changes my circumstances and He makes me rely fulling on Him.
I'm Debbie, by the way. :o) I saw your post on the Ministry Wives blog and thought I'd say hello!
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