True Fiction | Wk 7 - Kingdom Humility | Pastor Rob
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What happens when our confidence in being “right” becomes the very thing keeping us from recognizing our need for grace?
In Week 7 of our True Fiction series, Pastor Rob unpacks Jesus’ parable of The Pharisee and the Tax Collector found in Luke 18:9-14.
Two men enter the Temple to pray. One stands confidently before God, convinced of his own righteousness and comparing himself to everyone around him. The other stands at a distance with nothing to offer but honesty, humility, and a desperate prayer for mercy.
Yet Jesus says it was the tax collector who went home right with God.
Through this powerful parable, we discover what Kingdom Humility really looks like. It isn't thinking less of ourselves. It's recognizing our need for grace and refusing to use someone else's failures to make ourselves feel righteous.
Because in the Kingdom of God, we don't come to Jesus proving how good we are. We come knowing how good He is.
Scripture: Luke 18:9-14