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““He Must Increase””
Humility, Fidelity, and Pointing All Men to Christ
As popularity shifts from John the Baptist to Jesus, John’s disciples express envy and anxiety. In response, the prophet manifests supreme self-forgetfulness, joyfully proclaiming, “He must increase, but I must decrease.” Contemplate the freedom and power of a life emptied of self and filled with the fullness of Christ.
The Desire of Ages
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Take a quiet moment to pause, pray, and meditate on these living truths.
You may engage with 3 gentle devotional review questions, record insights in your journal, or advance when ready.
“How did John the Baptist overcome the temptation to professional jealousy when the crowds turned away from him to follow Jesus?”
“Father in Heaven, deliver us from jealousy, ambition for human praise, and self-seeking. Fill us with the humble spirit of John the Baptist, so that our lives, words, and service may solely magnify Jesus Christ.”
Celebrate and support the spiritual gifts and success of someone else today without comparing yourself to them.
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