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Pride can destroy a man.

Destroy it first.

Pride rarely introduces itself by name. It arrives dressed as firmness, competence, conviction — even spirituality. This is a mirror. Not to condemn. To examine.

“God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” James 4:6
A hand mirror symbolizing self-examination
A Mirror, Not a Courtroom

This is not here to condemn you.

It is here to help you see. Pride is the one sin that blinds you to itself. The first step toward freedom is recognizing the chains.

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A tree is known by its fruit

70 Fruits of Pride

Pride rarely introduces itself by name — but its effects are unmistakable. Seven categories, seventy manifestations.

1–10

The Mirror — How Pride Sees Self

11–20

The Wall — How Pride Blocks Relationships

21–30

The Throne — How Pride Resists God

31–40

The Mask — How Pride Hides

41–50

The Poison — How Pride Destroys from Within

51–60

The Ripple — How Pride Harms Others

61–70

The Fortress — How Pride Isolates

“Without me ye can do nothing.”
John 15:5

"Sem mim nada podeis fazer." · "Sin mí nada podéis hacer."

The Root

All seventy fruits grow from a single root.

Pride puts the "I" at the center. These are the declarations pride whispers:

  • I know
  • I can
  • I deserve
  • I don't need
  • I am better
  • I am right
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The Path to Humility

The opposite of pride is not weakness.

It is humility — the honest recognition of who we are before God. Humility is not thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less.

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The journey

See. Confess. Surrender. Walk free.

Self-examination
God's Word
Prayer and surrender
Freedom in Christ

Ready to look in the mirror?

15 questions. Be honest. No one is watching but you and God.

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