Who will I learn from?

by Michael Oluwatosin OKUWOBIpublished on February 26, 2021

“Everyone is equal, but not everyone is on the same level.” That thought can be hard to take in and even bring up questions about who we are. In this week’s devotional, Pastor Dele shares truth that frees us from the tendency to expect everyone around us to conform to one level of “greatness,” When we look at the experience of others as valuable, our life can be richly blessed by their wisdom and knowledge of who God is. What if a posture of humility is what would help us reach a new level of our own?

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