Humility Toward Others

Join Pastor Allen Bonnell for a powerful message kicking off a three-part series on Humility Toward Others, drawing from John 13:1-17 and 1 Peter 5:5. Fresh off an incredible week of Vacation Bible School—celebrating over 500 children across three campuses, 400 volunteers, and 31 life-changing decisions for Christ at Lucid—this sermon highlights why humility is a mandatory mark of a true disciple.True humility is rarely practiced but desperately needed. In this study, we look at the night of the Last Supper to explore three marks of Christlike humility: -- Humility serves with no concern for status: See how Jesus, the King of kings, willingly laid aside His outer garment, put on a servant's apron, and washed the dirty, grimy feet of His disciples. True humility means choosing to serve where there is no personal benefit or applause. -- Humility is a proper perspective of self: We look at Simon Peter’s prideful resistance to being served by Jesus. Pride isn't always loud and obnoxious; sometimes it shows up as an inability to receive help or an obsession with controlling our circumstances. Understanding your secure value in Christ frees you from the trap of public opinion. -- Humility lives for a bigger purpose: Having spiritual knowledge is not enough—even the demons know who God is. Jesus promises that true blessing comes only when we put our faith into active practice. Learn what it looks like to "wash feet" in your home, marriage, and workplace today.