Is It True That We Cannot Be Wise In Your Own Opinions?

By: Anthony Joseph Hopkins

                        Praise The Lord Everyone!! How are all of you doing today?  Fine, I hope.  I want to inform everyone that I have a very important question to ask all of you.  Is it true that we cannot be wise in our own opinions?  This is a very good question because it makes me think about my life itself.  God is good!! All the Time; God is Good!!  I want to tell everyone that we are supposed to be not wise in our own conceit.  What is the definition of the word conceit? 

The definition of the word conceit is excessive pride in oneself.  Expression in writing or speech; an elaborate metaphor.  The word conceit has a whole lot to do with our sense of pride in ourselves.  To be perfectly honest with you, this is the reason why I have to watch my tone of voice that I use towards others.

Next, I want to inform everyone that I have changed my behavior because I know that know that God is watching me every single day of the week.  I know that I have to continue to seek the Lord at all times.  I realize that this year 2019 has been good to me.  Even though, there were a lot of things that have occurred inside of my community, I want to say that God has been with me.

Finally, I want to inform everyone that I am very content with myself right now.  I am being very careful when it comes to expressing myself to others.  I know that I am still a Work in Progress.  It is that I have to be more humble in speech and in my behavior.  What is the definition of the word humble?  The definition of the word humble is having a having or showing a modest or low estimate of one’s own importance.  This means that I am submitting to a higher authority.  The higher authority that I am referring to is Jesus Christ.  Proverbs 11:12; when pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with the humble is wisdom.  1 Peter 5:5; Likewise, you who are younger, be subject to the elders. Clothe yourselves, all of you, with humility toward one another, for God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.