David Mathis: How Low Can You Go?

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🗓️ 3 June 2022

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Humbled by the hard? On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson host author David Mathis, who believes when we're low, there's a response even more important than why?

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0:00.6	Do you think you're humble?
0:02.5	Do I think I'm humble?
0:03.6	Yeah.
0:05.2	Part of me thinks, it doesn't matter what I think.
0:10.1	It matters what you think.
0:12.1	I didn't want to start thinking you.
0:13.4	I mean, if I think I'm humble and you think I'm not,
0:16.2	then I'm not.
0:17.3	I didn't want to start dating you
0:18.7	because I thought you were incredibly conceded
0:21.5	back when I was 19.
0:23.9	And I'm not sure if you were not,
0:25.8	but you acted very conceded.
0:27.8	But now I would say you're humble.
0:30.6	Well, I know my pride in that in those days was insecurity.
0:34.7	It was all a big cover up, but God has worked in my life
0:39.4	and our life and our marriage.
0:40.9	Probably a lot of it is, you know,
0:42.6	how we've struggled in our marriage has humbled me.
0:45.3	I thought it'd be easy.
0:46.4	I thought I'd be amazing and I've found out
0:49.5	I really sort of wasn't.
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