Humble Yourself.

Luke 14:7–11 is indeed a basic, almost “kindergarten” principle—humility. Yet, sadly, it's one of the most ignored in today's world. Here's the passage for context: “When he noticed how the guests picked the places of honor at the table, he told them this parable… For all those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.” — Luke 14:7–11 (NIV) What We See Today Today, many people are obsessed with: Status: Rushing to be seen, celebrated, and followed. Recognition: Wanting to be called “boss,” “papa,” “CEO,” “apostle,” etc. Platforms: Fighting for stage time, mic time, or attention online. Positioning: Even in churches, events, weddings, and funerals, people scramble for front seats and titles. Yet Jesus said: Don't pick the high seat for yourself. Let God and others honor you when the time is right. Why This Message Is Still Relevant We live in a culture of self-promotion. Humility seems weak. But in God's kingdom, humility is the true pathway to elevation. In a world full of people shouting, "See me! Notice me! Promote me!" —Jesus whispers: “Humble yourself.” #Luke14 #Humility #KingdomMindset #JesusSaidIt #SimpleTruth #BeHumble #GodExaltsTheLowly #ChristlikeLiving