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Pride quietly convinces men they don't have a problem — pretending, defending, and rejecting the wisdom of others — until it's too late. Humility means admitting when you're wrong, asking for help, learning from mistakes, and using your God-given gifts to serve others. This lesson breaks down what real humility looks like in everyday life.
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