Hope Sabbath School
The Sin of Pride and the Gift of Humility
This week on Hope Sabbath School, we explore the lesson "The Sin of Pride and the Gift of Humility." Why does God warn so strongly against pride? Because pride can lead us to believe that we don’t need Him, placing self at the center instead of God. In contrast, humility opens our hearts to recognize our deep need for Him and helps us see more clearly His incredible love and desire for a relationship with us. As we humble ourselves before God, we discover the beauty of depending on Him and growing closer to His heart. Join us this week on Hope Sabbath School as we study this important and life-changing lesson together.
Host
Pastor Derek Morris
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