In a letter, the Apostle James referred to himself as a servant.

Nancy Lee-Demaw says, this is an incredible choice of words.

Now, don't you think if you were sending a letter to someone and you wanted them to know who you were that you'd put, like, the really important thing in your introduction, this is, I mean, do you know who I am?

I mean, we grew up together, you know, Jesus and me.

But he didn't say that.

It's like his greatest claim to fame.

The thing he most wanted people to realize about him

was that he was a bond servant of Jesus Christ.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Monday, June 1st, 2015.

The young actor exudes self-confidence, striding into the room where you...

Open any newspaper, and you'll see success defined in a certain way.

The team's point guard isn't afraid to brag about his heroics on the court.

It seems like everybody is trying to create an impressive bio.

But there's an important concept that gets forgotten far too often when mentioning credentials.

The concept of servitude.

Here's Nancy to explain, beginning a series called Serving Like the Savior.

How many have you ever had to fill out a resume or you've gone in for a job interview?

Okay, most of us in this room, if you had to fill out that

application or that resume, they probably wanted to know what qualifications do you have for this

job? What have you done? What can you do? What makes you think that you can do this job? Maybe you've

been in a position, as I have, of hiring someone to work in your company or your business

or your organization and you want to know of that applicant, what qualifications do they have?

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