“I am your Jesus, born Incarnate.”

“Today I have come to discuss with you the sin of arrogance so prevalent in the world today. The arrogant person has distorted thinking. He sees himself as more important than he is. Remember, humility sees itself in the Truth of where he stands before God. Arrogance then is the opposite of humility. The arrogant person presumes to have more rights and power than he has. He often tramples over the rights of others without regard for the affects upon individuals.”

“The arrogant person cannot be put in his place easily, as he does not respect the authority of those over him. He very often does not consider himself answerable to anyone.”

“When an arrogant person holds an office of power it is often a disaster. His position becomes more of a dictatorship than one of loving service and leadership. Humility is always open to change and suggestion of change. Humility carefully weighs the opinions of others. Humility promotes unity – not discord. Humility gently leads with Holy Love and supports with Holy Love. Arrogance is inspired by disordered self-love and therefore, does not lead in righteousness and Truth.”

“Consider these things in the light of current and future events. Do not be persuaded to cooperate with arrogance in the name of obedience to office.”