Pride in the bible

What does the Bible say about pride? In this post, let me share with you 10 passages in the Bible that tells you what pride is and how destructive it can be in your life.

Growing up, people told me to hold my head high and be proud. Pride to me meant I was strong. It meant I was capable. Pride meant that I would never need anyone or anything. You see, I thought pride was my key to success. Well, I was wrong. Dead wrong. Open your Bible. You don’t have to read far to find stories of pride and the pain it caused. Pride is the reason Lucifer fell and Adam and Eve disobeyed God. And that was just the beginning. #Godhatespride

What does the Bible say about pride? These 10 Bible verses about pride will offer clarity.

Linked to a blog post on pride. Many of us are unaware of the dangers of pride but the Bible is full of stories where the consequences of pride are obvious. Pride is the opposite of grace and humility.

In today’s post I’m going to be exploring what I believe to be the most common heart issue we have as sinful human beings: pride. The word pride originally came from the word pryto to mean unreasonable self-esteem; haughtiness; pomp; love of display. In fact, in its early use, pride was written with a capital P and it was ‌one of the seven deadly sins. A few centuries later, however, the word pride took on a new use: reasonable self-respect. In effect, people started using it to explain…

The Bible cautions us about the danger of pride and how it blocks our blessings. How much do you know about pride?

The Bible calls us to be courageous and without fear. However, that can be easier said than done. Blessing lives on the other side of obedience and to receive it, sometimes we have to put away our pride and step out in faith. Read more here!

Pride comes before the fall. We've all heard it. But did you know that being a proud mom isn't always a good thing? Pride manifests itself in motherhood in these 3 secret, yet persuasive ways.

Learn the Best Bible Verses About Pride and what it takes to overcome pride and maintain a humble lifestyle before God just as Christ did and was lifted-up