41 Signs of Pride

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It’s wise for us to be aware of signs of pride in ourselves.

41 Key Signs of Pride

  1. Do you look down on those who are less educated, less affluent, less refined or less successful than yourself?
  2. Do you think of yourself as more spiritual than your mate, others in your in your church?
  3. Do you have a judgmental spirit toward those who don’t make the same lifestyle choices you do…dress standards, how you school your kids, entertainment standards, etc.?
  4. Are you quick to find fault with others and to verbalize those thoughts to others?
  5. Do you have a sharp, critical tongue?
  6. Do you frequently correct or criticize your mate, your pastor or other people in positions of leadership (teachers, youth director, etc.)?
  7. Do you give undue time, attention and effort to your physical appearance—hair, make-up, clothing, weight, body shape, avoiding appearance of aging?
  8. Are you proud of the schedule you keep, how disciplined you are, how much you are able to accomplish?
  9. Are you driven to receive approval, praise or acceptance from others?
  10. Are you argumentative?
  11. Do you generally think your way is the right way, the only way or the best way?
  12. Do you have a touchy, sensitive spirit? Easily offended? Get your feelings hurt easily?
  13. Are you guilty of pretense? Trying to leave a better impression of yourself than is really true? (Would the people at church be shocked if they knew what you were like at home?)
  14. Do you have a hard time admitting when you are wrong?
  15. Do you have a hard time confessing your sin to God or others (not just in generalities but specifics)?
  16. Do you have a hard time sharing your real spiritual needs/struggles with others?
  17. Do you have a hard time praying aloud with others?
  18. Are you excessively shy?
  19. Do you have a hard time reaching out and being friendly to people you don’t know at church?
  20. Do you resent being asked or expected to serve your family, your parents or others?
  21. Do you become defensive when you are criticized or corrected?

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Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuthhttps://www.reviveourhearts.com/true-woman/blog/
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth is the founder of Revive Our Hearts, a ministry calling women to revival and true biblical womanhood. She is the author of eighteen books and hosts two daily radio programs, Revive Our Hearts and Seeking Him. She is married to Robert and writes at the True Woman blog.

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