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Because of God’s favor, King Solomon was blessed with wisdom that resulted in tremendous wealth and power. Solomon was accustomed to his subjects humbly bowing before him out of respect and reverence for his power.
When Solomon finally dedicated the temple, he called everyone to experience this monumental time with him. What the king did next was one of the best examples he could make as a leader.
Solomon humbled himself, bowing on his knees before God, and began praying. His people saw his humble heart and that there was someone more important than Solomon.
Proverbs 22:4 teaches, “Humility is the fear of the Lord; its wages are riches and honor and life.”
In business, humility is a powerful attribute that our team members need to see in us periodically.
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