Comments on: A Prideful Undoing http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/ YLCF Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:52:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Katie http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/#comment-2437 Katie Tue, 08 Aug 2006 12:34:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2006/08/a-prideful-undoing/#comment-2437 Your so right Jane, it will take years....no a life time of hard work. Pride is a sin that I seem to constantly struggle with, and I know that I probably will battle with it for the rest of my life. Yet praise God that He has the keys to set us free! His blood covers all sins, and His mercies are new every morning.<br/>I appreciate your kind words Jane, I can tell that God has given you a gentle and sweet spirit.<br/>God bless,<br/><br/>~Katie Barron Your so right Jane, it will take years….no a life time of hard work. Pride is a sin that I seem to constantly struggle with, and I know that I probably will battle with it for the rest of my life. Yet praise God that He has the keys to set us free! His blood covers all sins, and His mercies are new every morning.
I appreciate your kind words Jane, I can tell that God has given you a gentle and sweet spirit.
God bless,

~Katie Barron

]]> By: Anonymous http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/#comment-2436 Anonymous Mon, 07 Aug 2006 20:33:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2006/08/a-prideful-undoing/#comment-2436 What a beautiful post, Katherine, very well said.<br/>I felt the same thing last night, at church i really finally realized that I always thought i could do it on my own, that i'm my own boss with the Lord by my side...but i never fullily put him First, well yesturday he broke me and molded me to understand things better and to be more like His Son.<br/><br/>It will take years of hard work, but i will get rid of this daily pride and daily selfishness.<br/>I will, because I know the Lord is my Shepherd and he will never lead me astray.<br/>And he is the best instructor of all :)<br/><br/>Well, Katherine good job!<br/><br/>Keep up with the writing!<br/>I'd love to see more of your posts, keep them coming :)<br/><br/>Take care, and May God Bless you and keep you!<br/><br/>Jane. What a beautiful post, Katherine, very well said.
I felt the same thing last night, at church i really finally realized that I always thought i could do it on my own, that i’m my own boss with the Lord by my side…but i never fullily put him First, well yesturday he broke me and molded me to understand things better and to be more like His Son.

It will take years of hard work, but i will get rid of this daily pride and daily selfishness.
I will, because I know the Lord is my Shepherd and he will never lead me astray.
And he is the best instructor of all :)

Well, Katherine good job!

Keep up with the writing!
I’d love to see more of your posts, keep them coming :)

Take care, and May God Bless you and keep you!

Jane.

]]> By: Anonymous http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/#comment-2434 Anonymous Mon, 07 Aug 2006 16:22:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2006/08/a-prideful-undoing/#comment-2434 That explains things, Sarah! I came across your blog a while ago, and thought "Life of Pride" was a rather strange title! But now I see it's your last name. Ah ha! That makes more sense!<br/><br/>~Lois That explains things, Sarah! I came across your blog a while ago, and thought “Life of Pride” was a rather strange title! But now I see it’s your last name. Ah ha! That makes more sense!

~Lois

]]> By: sarah http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/#comment-2390 sarah Wed, 02 Aug 2006 19:39:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2006/08/a-prideful-undoing/#comment-2390 What an excellent post. Pride seems to dog my footsteps wherever I go. I cannot forget it nor escape it - it's my last name, after all. Just like Katherine says here, I go along thinking I'm all right for a while, and then something shakes me up and breaks me. I lose a little bit more of me and gain a little bit more of God. It's a constant grafting process. What an excellent post. Pride seems to dog my footsteps wherever I go. I cannot forget it nor escape it – it’s my last name, after all. Just like Katherine says here, I go along thinking I’m all right for a while, and then something shakes me up and breaks me. I lose a little bit more of me and gain a little bit more of God. It’s a constant grafting process.

]]> By: Anonymous http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/#comment-2389 Anonymous Wed, 02 Aug 2006 19:21:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2006/08/a-prideful-undoing/#comment-2389 What a wonderful (though hard!) post! Thank you for sharing it. That is so true that often we don't even see the pride as we give leave for it to spread more and more! I'm learning that keeping a repentant, open, honest heart before the Lord helps to "red-alert" any presence of pride before I allow it to lodge for a long-winter's stay. What a wonderful (though hard!) post! Thank you for sharing it. That is so true that often we don’t even see the pride as we give leave for it to spread more and more! I’m learning that keeping a repentant, open, honest heart before the Lord helps to “red-alert” any presence of pride before I allow it to lodge for a long-winter’s stay.

]]> By: Susan http://ylcf.org/2006/08/prideful-undoing/#comment-2388 Susan Wed, 02 Aug 2006 17:29:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2006/08/a-prideful-undoing/#comment-2388 Thank you for sharing this, Katherine. I had one of those intense moments earlier this year, when in one instant during a sermon, I was convicted of years and years of buried and denied legalism and pride. I wouldn't trade that brokeness for anything, though, for in it I rediscovered my love for my Saviour and my fellow man. Thank you for sharing this, Katherine. I had one of those intense moments earlier this year, when in one instant during a sermon, I was convicted of years and years of buried and denied legalism and pride. I wouldn’t trade that brokeness for anything, though, for in it I rediscovered my love for my Saviour and my fellow man.

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