Learning about and adopting humility as a way of life is vitally important to our walk with Christ and learning to live as Christians in our daily lives. Humility begins with us realizing we need help. This may very well be the beginning of a carnal human being learning to yield to God. We must yield our carnal nature to his perfect nature. It entails trust, trust in God. True humility allows us to function at our best. It allows us to see our strengths and weaknesses. Listen to this wonderful message and learn that without humility one is limited. Humility becomes a strength and safeguard for all eternity.

Rick Beam

(1950-2024)

Rick Beam was born and grew up in northeast Mississippi. He graduated from Ambassador College Big Sandy, Texas, in 1972, and was ordained into the ministry in 1975. From 1978 until his death in 2024, he pastored congregations in the south, west and midwest. His final pastorate was for the United Church of God congregations in Rome, (Georgia), Gadsden (Alabama) and Chattanooga (Tennessee).