Listen, beloved, Satan is going to tempt you to be proud in your abilities, your economics,

your words that you say, your class, your strata of society, your appearance, the position

you hold, your social desires, your spiritual life, your intellectual knowledge, and all

of these things are going to tear right out of your hands humility.

And when you lose humility, you've lost ingredient number one in a worthy walk.

In his classic book, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Dale Carnegie reminded his readers

that when dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of logic, but

with creatures motivated by pride and vanity.

Yes, we're all bloated with pride, and if we don't resist that pride, Scripture says

God will oppose you.

But practically, how do you battle pride?

How do you make sure your relationships and your thoughts, your prayers are all marked

by humility?

Find out today on Grace to You as John MacArthur continues his current series from Ephesians

chapter 4 titled Getting in Step with the Christian Walk.

And now here is John MacArthur with the lesson.

Take your Bible, if you will, and let's look at Ephesians chapter 4.

Ephesians 4, beginning at verse 1, I therefore the prisoner of the Lord beceach you that ye

walk worthy of the vocation to which ye are called with all loneliness and meekness with

long suffering for bearing one another in love and devering to keep the unity of the spirit

in the bond of peace.

Now as I've been saying to you, we are examining what it means to walk worthy.

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