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“God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” — James 4:6 Pride is one of the most socially acceptable sins among men. It hides behind independence, toughness, and self-reliance. But Scripture is clear: pride doesn’t just slow a man down — it puts him in direct opposition to God. And no man wins that fight. Humility is not weakness. Humility is strength under control. A humble man doesn’t think less of himself — he thinks rightly about himself. He knows who he is in Christ, and because of that, he doesn’t have to prove anything. He doesn’t posture. He doesn’t compete unnecessarily. He doesn’t deflect correction. He doesn’t pretend to have it all together. Pride says, “I’ve got this.” Humility says, “God, I need You.” Pride isolates men. Humility connects them. Pride blocks growth. Humility invites grace. Pride refuses help. Humility receives wisdom. God does His deepest work in men who stay teachable. Men who listen. Men who ask questions. Men who invite accountability. Men who repent quickly and course-correct without excuses. The strongest men in the Kingdom aren’t the loudest or most impressive — they’re the most submitted. They understand that true authority flows from humility before God. If you want God’s favor, power, and direction in your life, the pathway is clear: humble yourself. Not once. Not occasionally. Daily. ACTION STEP Identify one area where pride has been keeping you from growing. Examples: - Refusing help - Avoiding accountability - Deflecting correction - Holding onto offense - Acting like you don’t need guidance Today, humble yourself intentionally. Ask for help. Admit a weakness. Invite feedback. Repent if necessary. REFLECTION QUESTION Where has pride been limiting my growth, and what would change if I chose humility instead? PRAYER Father, strip pride from my heart and clothe me in humility. Keep me teachable, submitted, and aware of my need for You. I don’t want to be impressive — I want to be aligned. Shape me into a man You can trust and use. Amen.

I hope everyone has a great day today. Im tired. Was put through the ringer at work with over 50000 steps in just at work yesterday. Got dad stuff to do and won't stop can't stop. Everyone have a great day.

​Hey all! ​I know I don't post often, but please know that in spirit, I am right there in the trenches with every single one of you. ​We've reached that incredible milestone: we are officially over the hump! We battled through the start, we crushed the middle, and now, friends, it is all downhill momentum from here. ​This is the phase where discipline truly shines. Don't let up and don't quit now. Every single person in this group—from the veteran lifter to the newbie runner—is fighting some kind of battle, some kind of demon, in their own unique way. - ​Maybe it's the comfort of the couch. - ​Maybe it's a whisper of doubt. - ​Maybe it’s the sheer exhaustion of a long day. ​We all fight, and that shared struggle is what makes us a team. Let that energy fuel you. Remember how far you've come, grab that momentum, and push through this final stretch. Finish strong, finish proud, and cross that line knowing you gave it absolutely everything. ​Let's go conquer the downhill! 💪

Im trying. Being pulled from all different directions and have not been in gym over a week. Getting my 15000 plus steps in a day. Im tired, stressed, and try to be there for everyone else. Not stopping won't stop.