Every other year we go out to CSU.

After a while, they can tend to run together,

but this particular year that certainly wasn't the case.

The year was 1995.

Julie Denker, who's with Jesus in Heaven now,

was at staff training as a member of crew,

at the time known as Campus Crusade for Christ.

They meet every other summer on the campus of Colorado State University.

We spoke with Julie in 2005.

I had never heard Nancy DeMoss speak before,

and so went into the meeting on a Monday

and remember this petite woman in a red blazer speaking

powerfully and God was just using her to soften my heart and to teach me about brokenness.

I'd never heard a message like that before.

In recent weeks, I found God searching my own heart. I've gone before him many times and

said, oh God, show me what it means to be a broken person, to live a lifestyle of brokenness.

And what are some of the characteristics, the evidences of a proud, unbroken spirit?

Let me just share with you some that have come to my own heart as I've waited on the Lord.

Proud people focus on the failures of others.

But broken people are overwhelmed with a sense of their own spiritual need.

Proud people are self-righteous.

They have a critical fault-finding spirit.

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