The problem with pride is that it rarely looks like pride. More often it looks like strength, confidence, success, and self-belief. That is what makes pride so difficult to recognise — especially in ourselves. Daniel 4 follows Nebuchadnezzar as he resists warning signs, ignores reality, and slowly loses perspective. Because the deeper pride grows, the harder it becomes to see clearly.

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Pride is deceptive. The worse you have it, the less aware of it you are. But scripture promises us: God opposes the proud. So, what is pride? How can we examine ourselves? How can we be humble? This is a practical episode about a high stakes problem, learning from the example of King Nebuchadnezzar and God’s dealing with him

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Fear often rises when we begin to see things we’d rather ignore. The natural response is to pull back, avoid, or look away. But stepping back doesn’t fix anything—it only deepens the problem. This message looks at why that instinct is so strong, and why drawing near to God, not turning away, is where change begins

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