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“If your love for God is real… it’ll show in how you love your people.” That’s the heart of what I read this week—and wow, it hit home. 😮‍💨 Because if we’re being honest, it’s easy to feel humble when you’re praying alone. It’s much harder to be humble when you’re wiping ketchup off the walls… again. So here are 8 motherhood-inspired ways I’m learning to walk out humility in the real-life, messy moments 👇🏼 ⸻ 1. Prayer is good. But your attitude in the carpool line says more. It’s not about how “humble” we feel in prayer—it’s how we treat others that shows the truth. Mom example: You can pray for patience in the morning, but humility shows when your kid spills their snack again and you respond with grace instead of snapping. ⸻ 2. God cares about how you respond in the ordinary, boring stuff. The little things matter. Laundry, lunch-making, and bedtime battles are sacred spaces for humility. Mom example: When you fold your spouse’s laundry without complaining… even though yours is still in a pile. That’s where humility lives. ⸻ 3. Jesus didn’t demand praise—He served in silence. His humility wasn’t for show. He chose the lowest place and didn’t expect a thank-you. Mom example: Scrubbing the toilet, kissing boo-boos, and pouring cereal for the fifth time—these unseen acts are holy when done with a heart like His. ⸻ 4. Put yourself second—and mean it. Paul reminds us to prefer others over ourselves, not just pretend to. Mom example: You really wanted to scroll for 10 minutes, but instead, you sit down and read the same book to your toddler for the 14th time. That’s choosing them. ⸻ 5. Let go of needing credit. Let God lead. Humility says, “I don’t need to be seen—I just want to serve.” Mom example: When no one sees the sacrifices you make, and you’re tempted to vent—but instead, you release the need for recognition and do it unto God. ⸻ 6. Pride hides in comparison. We think pride is being loud and boastful—but it also shows up in the quiet moments we compare or criticize. Mom example: When you scroll past a mom’s highlight reel and feel like you’re falling short—humility says, “God, help me stay focused on the mission you gave me.” ⸻ 7. A humble heart builds peace, not drama. When humility is missing, offense, division, and bitterness take over. A humble mom is quick to forgive, slow to assume. Mom example: That text from a friend felt off. But instead of letting it fester, you choose to assume the best and keep your heart soft. ⸻ 8. The more you see Jesus clearly, the less you need to be “somebody.” Humility grows when your eyes stay on Him. The more you see His love, the less you chase validation. Mom example: You don’t need to go viral to feel valuable. You just need to know your identity is rooted in Christ—even when your day feels small. ⸻ Save this to come back to on the hard days. And if this convicted or encouraged you like it did me… you’re not alone. 🙏🏼 God is with us in every moment—big and small. 🫶🏽
“If your love for God is real… it’ll show in how you love your people.” That’s the heart of what I read this week—and wow, it hit home. 😮‍💨 Because if we’re being honest, it’s easy to feel humble when you’re praying alone. It’s much harder to be humble when you’re wiping ketchup off the walls… again. So here are 8 motherhood-inspired ways I’m learning to walk out humility in the real-life, messy moments 👇🏼 ⸻ 1. Prayer is good. But your attitude in the carpool line says more. It’s not about how “humble” we feel in prayer—it’s how we treat others that shows the truth. Mom example: You can pray for patience in the morning, but humility shows when your kid spills their snack again and you respond with grace instead of snapping. ⸻ 2. God cares about how you respond in the ordinary, boring stuff. The little things matter. Laundry, lunch-making, and bedtime battles are sacred spaces for humility. Mom example: When you fold your spouse’s laundry without complaining… even though yours is still in a pile. That’s where humility lives. ⸻ 3. Jesus didn’t demand praise—He served in silence. His humility wasn’t for show. He chose the lowest place and didn’t expect a thank-you. Mom example: Scrubbing the toilet, kissing boo-boos, and pouring cereal for the fifth time—these unseen acts are holy when done with a heart like His. ⸻ 4. Put yourself second—and mean it. Paul reminds us to prefer others over ourselves, not just pretend to. Mom example: You really wanted to scroll for 10 minutes, but instead, you sit down and read the same book to your toddler for the 14th time. That’s choosing them. ⸻ 5. Let go of needing credit. Let God lead. Humility says, “I don’t need to be seen—I just want to serve.” Mom example: When no one sees the sacrifices you make, and you’re tempted to vent—but instead, you release the need for recognition and do it unto God. ⸻ 6. Pride hides in comparison. We think pride is being loud and boastful—but it also shows up in the quiet moments we compare or criticize. Mom example: When you scroll past a mom’s highlight reel and feel like you’re falling short—humility says, “God, help me stay focused on the mission you gave me.” ⸻ 7. A humble heart builds peace, not drama. When humility is missing, offense, division, and bitterness take over. A humble mom is quick to forgive, slow to assume. Mom example: That text from a friend felt off. But instead of letting it fester, you choose to assume the best and keep your heart soft. ⸻ 8. The more you see Jesus clearly, the less you need to be “somebody.” Humility grows when your eyes stay on Him. The more you see His love, the less you chase validation. Mom example: You don’t need to go viral to feel valuable. You just need to know your identity is rooted in Christ—even when your day feels small. ⸻ Save this to come back to on the hard days. And if this convicted or encouraged you like it did me… you’re not alone. 🙏🏼 God is with us in every moment—big and small. 🫶🏽

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