Since we were first introduced to the Christian faith we have been told not to boast. Not to brag. To be meek, mild, and not push ourselves forward. At the same time, we look around at the “celebrity” ...

“Let the one who boasts, boast in the Lord.” For it is not the one who commends himself who is approved, but the one whom the Lord commends. The world has always been quick to encourage people to ...

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I had a memorable experience a number of years ago. I ran into an acquaintance of mine who was standing on a street corner waiting for a red light to change. I had not seen him since I had graduated ...

This misunderstands the kind of boasting in question. Paul never uses the phrase “faith alone,” and we elsewhere cover how the context of this passage shows it’s about the Jewish-Gentile question ...

Boasting is by no means solely an educational phenomenon: we are all guilty of occasional self-aggrandisement. Yet it is particularly important to tackle bragging in schools, according to a teacher ...

Friends, family and co-workers: I think you're fabulous—just not quite as fabulous as you think you are.