Pride The Peddler (Audio Book)

Description

Pride the Peddler confronts one of the most subtle and persistent struggles of the human heart: pride.

Pride does not always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it hides behind accomplishment, comparison, recognition, independence, position, knowledge, or the need to be right. It can shape the way we see ourselves, the way we respond to others, and even the way we approach God without us immediately recognizing its influence.

Anchored in the wisdom of Proverbs 11:2 — “When pride comes, then comes disgrace; but with humility comes wisdom” — this book invites readers to examine the many ways pride can be carried through life.

Like a peddler carrying his merchandise from place to place, we can unknowingly carry attitudes, assumptions, offenses, insecurities, and desires for recognition that become heavier with every step. What we carry internally eventually affects how we live externally.

Pride the Peddler calls the reader toward honest self-examination. Where has pride found a place in my thinking? How does it affect my relationships? What happens when correction comes? Can I celebrate another person’s success without feeling diminished? Can I admit when I am wrong? Can I serve when no one notices? Can I surrender my need to control how others perceive me?

These are not merely questions about behavior. They reach into the condition and posture of the heart.

Through biblical insight and practical reflection, Pride the Peddler explores the contrast between pride and humility and challenges believers to recognize that humility is not weakness or thinking less of oneself. It is learning to see ourselves rightly before God.

The journey toward humility requires courage—the courage to examine what we have been carrying, lay down what no longer belongs in our hands, receive wisdom, and allow God to reshape our hearts.

For anyone desiring deeper self-awareness, healthier relationships, and spiritual growth, Pride the Peddler offers an invitation to travel lighter.

Because sometimes the greatest obstacle on the road ahead is not what stands before us.

It is what we insist on carrying with us.