Oh, the subtle, pernicious arrogance that is spiritual pride. You see,
when I pray "make me a blessing to someone today." what I mean is
"Lord, use me to do something for someone else that will touch that
someone else's life for you today." That, in itself, is a good
prayer--a good thing to desire. But then, God says, "I want you to be a
blessing to someone today by letting them do something for you. They
would receive a blessing by doing that." And, oh, how my spiritual
pride cries, "What! Let someone do something for me? I couldn't
possibly . . . Ahhhhh, the wickedness of spiritual pride! We are such
blessing stealers--such enemies of joy.
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