HUMILITY IN SERVICE

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We are invited daily to serve one another.
We are mandated each day to offer true service for progress.
We are required each day to live exemplary lifestyle to inspire true service.

In fact, it is our noblest duty to offer true service to each other in this world.
It is in our trait to offer humble service for the common good of man.
And like Jesus Christ who stooped low to wash the feet of his 12 Apostles, (John13:12-15), we are required to step outside the clout of our statuses to do something unique to others who cannot pay us.

We are required to also learn from this unique example, be willing to serve one another in a special way. For by so doing we demonstrate greatness, and not the limiting complex feeling surrounding our thoughts, when we try washing the feet of others.

May God transform us to be humble and willing to serve each other for the greater glory of He who sent us on this living mission. Remain Blessed. 

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