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Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0802414591
Publisher: Moody Publishers (September 16, 2016)
Publication Date: September 16, 2016
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Over the years I have read quite a few books on the subject of humility. To be frank, this is an area in which I need all the help I can get (and I am quite certain that I am not alone in this need). As I read the latest, Hannah Anderson’s Humble Roots, a thought occurred to me: All of the others have been written by men. I don’t mean to read any particular significance into this observation, but did find myself especially challenged and refreshed to read one that comes from a different perspective—a female perspective. This is just one of the many reasons I found Humble Roots a tremendously enjoyable read.The book’s starting point is anxiety, being overwhelmed, feeling “heavy laden.†“For years,†she says, “I’ve heard that the solution to such stress comes from setting up boundaries, finding ways to be more productive, cultivating gratitude, and scheduling ‘me-time.’ For years, I’ve believed that finding rest comes from both simultaneously learning to let go and keeping your act together. For years, I’ve thought that my sense of peace depends entirely on me.†But then she found herself pondering Jesus as he presents himself in Matthew 11:28, a Savior who is gentle and lowly in heart and who offers rest for our souls. Pondering this, she realized that the better antidote for anxiety and being overwhelmed is humility. “The goal of Humble Roots is to understand how pride manifests itself in anxiety and restlessness, and how humility frees us from the cycle of stress, performance, and competition.â€She explores theological truths and does it by considering the natural world. “We’ll explore the theological truths of incarnation, creaturehood, physical embodiment, and human limitation; and we’ll do this by considering the natural world around us, by lifting our eyes to the hills, the fields, and the heavens. But we’ll also consider more practical questions about how humility informs our daily choices—ones that generally take place in less idyllic settings. We’ll see how humility—how knowing ourselves as creatures—also helps us see the extent of our pride in our everyday choices, from how we use social media to how we give and receive compliments. But more than simply point out where we fail, humility also provides a way forward.â€Through eleven chapters she explores humility from its various angles. She looks at failure, rest, humanity, emotions, weakness, death, and more. She looks at the pride that so often fills our hearts and consumes our lives. She shows that humility is “not simply a disposition or set of phrases. Humility is accurately understanding ourselves and our place in the world. Humility is knowing where we came from and who our people are. Humility is understanding what without God we are nothing. Without His care, without His provision, with His love, we would still be dust.â€Let me point out three of the book’s most appealing strengths.First, Humble Roots is relentlessly biblical. Anderson simply teaches what the Bible teaches about humility. Every chapter goes deep into a text or series of texts and shows how they call us to pursue humility by pursing Christ, to “celebrate the goodness of our physical bodies, to embrace the complexity of our emotions, and to own our unique gifts without guilt or feeling like an imposter.†In other words, she calls us to flourish as human beings made in God’s image.Second, Humble Roots is well-written. Anderson is a skilled writer and her book is a joy to read. It is a great length in an era in which far too many books are just a little too long and it is beautifully integrated with her own life and experiences. This gives it an enjoyable authenticity and a “rootsy†feel. Each chapter is structured around something she has experienced in the natural world and this serves as a helpful and interesting “hook†to hold the book together.Third, Humble Roots is practical. It is practical without being trite. Those who read the book will know about humility, to be sure, but they will also have ideas about what humility actually looks like in real life. They will receive wisdom on how to actually be humble.I read Humble Roots because I had heard so many people praise it. I was delighted to find it is worthy of the recognition and worthy of both time and attention. It is a book I enjoyed thoroughly and recommend heartily.
“God created human beings, not human doings. Which do you identify with?â€This question was posed to me years ago by a mentor. The details of the conversation are now foggy, but I can guess at the context. My bent toward the human doing side has been a primary struggle over the years. Excitement about new opportunities and wanting to experience everything has often caused me to overcommit and become stressed out.Part of the trouble is my inability to correctly estimate the full cost of said opportunities. I see all the good and fun without calculating the time, effort, and energy required. When time is short and commitments are stacked high all around, that’s when I realize I’ve not given enough space for my human being side to flourish. (This is also when my soul goes into emergency power mode and I feel like a zombie.)I’ve always thought this human doing bent could be blamed on my dreamer personality’s inability to calculate time and effort. But then I read Hannah Anderson’s new book, Humble Roots: How Humility Grounds and Nourishes Your Soul, in which she proposes this explanation:"You can see the relationship between pride and stress. Pride convinces us that we are stronger and more capable than we actually are. Pride convinces us that we must do and be more than we are able. And when we try, we find ourselves feeling “thin, sort of stretched . . . like butter that has been scraped over too much bread.â€11 We begin to fall apart physically, emotionally, and spiritually for the simple reason that we are not existing as we were meant to exist."When my life gets scraped over too many activities, responsibilities, and opportunities, my peace gets worn thin. Life can be busy sometimes. But overcommitting as a habit is a refusal to embrace my status a creature. It’s a rejection of the reality that, although made in the image of God, I am not the all-powerful One. I cannot do everything, be everything. I have limitations, and I need to learn how to live well within them. Grappling with my creaturehood is key to resting in my status as a human being and finding freedom in Christ to let go of being more than God ever intended me to be.In Humble Roots, Anderson identifies the beauty of embracing creaturehood in order to find the rest our souls require. Each chapter features rich personal narratives about family or work that tie back to a specific plant or flower. Anderson’s stories, along with fanciful illustrations by Michelle Berg Radford, lead readers to consider the gift that humility is for God’s people. Humility is how we learn to live within our limits, which then maximizes the gifts God has entrusted to us.And this is why I believe Humble Roots is a must-read for every creature—man or woman, young or old. This is one of those books you can’t put down but also want to savor—my copy is completely marked up and I’ve referred back to it often since reading it in October. It would be perfect for a discussion group, book club, small group study, or personal devotional.
Oswald Chambers explains that the best writers are not those who tell you something entirely new, but rather those who articulate for you that which has been numbly struggling for utterance within you--- so that when you read what's written your spirit resonates with agreement as you rejoice that someone has found words to say what you've been longing to say or hear said. Hannah Anderson not only fulfilled this longing in me for words that articulate deep, profound Truth---but she also provided illustrations from nature and agriculture---indeed parables---to flesh out her message---which is indeed His Message! Read and be encouraged, edified, instructed, humbled and changed!
I never thought i have an issue with pride or humility until I read this book and understood that I in fact have a issue with those two things. I have found myself frustrated about so much only to discover it came down to humility. This is a really good book, I found myself reading it extremely slow. I had to kinda push myself through it, not because the author isn't excellent BUT because I grew frustrated within myself. The more I found myself realizing it was applicable to me, I felt like the more was being shifted my way stopping me from reading it. This book along with ROOTED is life changing definitely worth reading back to back.
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