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.
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.
50 Fruits of Pride
A tree is known by its fruit. Pride rarely introduces itself by name — but its effects are unmistakable.
1–3
When We Are Wrong
4–11
The Thirst for Recognition
12–18
In Relationships & Leadership
19–23
Comparison, Envy & Vanity
24–29
Self-Sufficiency
30–35
Position & Service
36–41
The Wounded Ego
42–46
The Hardened Heart
47–50
Spiritual Pride
The Root of Pride
All fifty fruits grow from a single root. Pride puts the "I" at the center:
- I know
- I can
- I deserve
- I don't need
- I am better
- I am right
"Without me ye can do nothing."
— John 15:5
Ready to look in the mirror?
15 questions. Be honest. No one is watching but you and God.
Take the Pride Test