A humble, Christ-like church serves others with love and without seeking praise or recognition, which follows Jesus’ example of compassion and service. Instead of imposing itself, it listens, learns, and walks alongside the community, building trust and unity.
Humility breaks down barriers and encourages healing by treating everyone equally and serving without expecting recognition.
A humble church builds bridges by:
1. Listening and learning, understanding community needs and partnering with local organizations to offer support.
2. Serving without seeking credit like providing meals and helping those in need without looking for praise.
3. Caring for the weak, neglected, and poor, supporting the homeless, visiting prisoners, tutoring students, and sheltering the vulnerable.
A truly humble church reflects Jesus’ love through action, transforming communities and drawing people closer to God.