Gena Minnix reflects on how learning to humble ourselves might help us live into our unique, authentic story as individuals and collectively as the church [Philippians 2:5-8].
Reflection
What’s on the inside of the masks we’re wearing?
How might our humble stories be a doorway to our authentic calling?
Spiritual Practice
Benedictine practice of humbling ourselves. Connecting with the created world. Embodied practices. Small experiments.
Reflect on your story. What is our unique story? How might we practice humbling ourselves and owning it?
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