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What does real humility look like in the life of a Christian man, especially when he has experienced success, influence, leadership, or recognition?

Pete Alwinson and Jayson Quiñones continue their conversation with Dr. David Uth, Senior Pastor of First Orlando, about servant leadership, letting go of the past, and continuing to pursue what God has for you in every season of life.

David shares practical ways he has learned to practice humility, including entering a room without needing to be the most important person, listening to the stories of others, celebrating other people's victories, and learning to lead without needing recognition. The conversation also explores the temptation for Christian leaders to build their own brands rather than point people toward Jesus.

The discussion then turns to Paul's words in Philippians 3 and the Greek word dioko, the call to press on. Whether your past is filled with failures or accomplishments, you cannot live there. God still has work for you to do. David shares how surviving a serious health crisis changed his perspective and why he deliberately rides his bicycle past the place where he once collapsed as a reminder of God's grace.

For men who wonder whether their best years are behind them, this conversation offers a powerful reminder: you are not out of the fight. Your position may change, your abilities may change, and your season may change, but God is still at work. Press on. Live your legacy today.