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Category: Humility

Humility is not thinking less of yourself but thinking of yourself less, and of Christ more. These quotes expose pride and commend the lowliness of the Savior who washed his disciples’ feet. John Newton is by far the most quoted writer here, followed by Wilhelmus à Brakel, J.C. Ryle and C.S. Lewis.
Start with: The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness · Humility: True Greatness · Letters of John Newton

  • “Humility” by Jonathan Edwards

    Sep 20, 2011
  • “To keep us humble” by Martin Luther

    Jul 26, 2010
  • “Exegesis is an act of sustained humility” by Eugene Peterson

    Nov 20, 2009
  • “Pride cannot live beneath the cross” by Charles H. Spurgeon

    Nov 17, 2009
  • “The work of the Holy Spirit” by Abraham Kuyper

    Oct 18, 2009
  • “Their desire is not to teach but to be teachers” by Carl Trueman

    Jul 1, 2009
  • “If you think you have made it” by Martin Luther

    Mar 29, 2009
  • “Pride is Satan’s disease” by Thomas Brooks

    Feb 13, 2009
  • “Men who have been pulled down” by Charles H. Spurgeon

    Jan 29, 2009
  • “A celestial thunderbolt to make men humble” by John Calvin

    Jan 16, 2009
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