The language of God is a form of creativity, not just a means of communication but a way in which we are connected to God in complete reliance. This reliance is unique and is defined by boundaries of grace that are unbreakable. Therefore, we see wisdom as being under the influence of a new mindset, guided by supernatural means rather than simply a moral component. Our understanding of dependency comes from our faith in the Fathers power, drawing us towards a sanctuary of unwavering limits. We may never fully comprehend ourselves in relation to Christ, who continuously supports and strengthens us. Christ never tears down what He has built within us, allowing for continual renewal and growth.

Christian humility is characterized by our use of scripture to understand and embrace our true identity. It involves acknowledging our complete reliance on someone else's success for our own survival. We find security and confidence in God's grace, knowing that our safety lies in His name. This dependence is expressed through the language of seeking refuge in Him. By recognizing our new identity as part of God's family, we go beyond the conventional understanding of loyalty in relationships. Instead, our connection with Christ becomes the foundation of our holistic identity. To truly depend on Him, we must view Him as our everything. Belittling ourselves or downplaying our gifts and purpose is to diminish the greatness of Christ.

Humility encompasses our deep understanding and appreciation of the greatness and splendor of Christ, which in turn leads us to exalt and praise Him. It involves genuinely boasting in Christ and acknowledging that our humility is not solely based on our ongoing relationship with Him, but is also reliant on His continual work in our lives. Our faith is sustained by His supernatural intervention in both the visible and unseen aspects of our existence. It is essential for us to acknowledge that our trust should not be placed in mere mortals or worldly possessions, as our true identity and acceptance lies in our belonging to God's family. Humility allows us to perceive Christ in His exalted state, preventing us from misinterpreting our own worth and significance.