We learned that meekness grows from the revelation that we desperately need God’s power to fulfill our calling. As we continue on our journey, meekness begins to look and feel like weakness to the natural man. Our experience is the absolute opposite of a conquerer; we feel completely weak and incapable. But if we will press on, meekness learns to embrace the weakness and we find the power of the Lord to fulfill our calling.
Meekness Embraces Weakness
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August 22, 2021 • Matthew 5:5, Exodus 3, 2 Corinthians 12:7–9
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