HUMILITY SAYS IT ALL A car stopped near the church gate and a small man got off and the chauffeur drove off. The man went straight into the church and sat at a corner and started praying. One of the workers came and said to the man, "You can't afford to pray now when other people are busy with preparations to welcome the high priest." The man got up and started assisting others. One of the church elders walked in and when he saw the man , he called the worker and angrily asked him why he let the high priest arrange chairs. The high priest said, "He has nothing to do with this, I couldn't just look at him struggling with all the work and it's already past time and people will be coming in." The way up is down. The high priest could not have become so if he never knew to serve others and to listen to what they say. We miss out on our greatness simply because we think we know it all. Mos...
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