Show Notes
What if humility is not optional, but essential to becoming like Jesus? In Philippians 2:1–11, we’re challenged to “value others above yourselves” and to adopt the mindset of Christ, who took the posture of a servant. This sermon connects Philippians 2 with Jesus’ “golden rule” (Matthew 7:12) and brings it into real life: relationships, church community, consumerism, boundaries, generosity, and what it looks like to love people when it’s costly.What is one practical way you can value someone else above yourself this week?
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