Well, good afternoon to you all.

We're going to get started here.

My name is Scott Hubbard from Minneapolis, Minnesota.

I work at the ministry Desiring God.

I'm husband to Bethany and father of three boys, and it is my joy to be with you all this afternoon.

For these next few minutes, I want to consider a quality that C.S. Lewis described as the cheerful hallmark of humility.

So what Tim Keller called, a doorway into freedom.

And John Piper names it as the best friend of deep wonder.

And yet you and I might know it as one of life's most elusive gifts.

Self-forgetfulness. True joy, the joy that God made us for, it doesn't live in a land of

mirrors. And peace of mind isn't found inside ourselves

no matter how rigorously or how long we look.

And no personality test, however accurate it may be,

can usher the soul into contentment.

It's true that we must know some things about ourselves

if we're going to live wisely and well in this world.

We must, even at times, examine ourselves.

But the healthiest Christians in the world,

you maybe know some of them,

they hardly care what psychological categories they belong to,

and they hardly care how they compare to other people around them,

and they mainly forget about

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