In part two of this study in Philippians, Paul and Rebecca Turner move from the call to humility to the clear, practical traits of a humble servant. Drawing from Philippians 2, this episode is not an invitation to critique others, but a gracious challenge to examine our own hearts. Are we the kind of believers others are encouraged to labor alongside—or someone they feel they must work around?

Together, they walk through the identifying marks of Christlike humility. A humble servant is a joy to work with, demonstrates genuine love, and does not strive for personal gain or recognition. They lift others above themselves, serve selflessly, and willingly do what needs to be done without seeking titles, accolades, or attention. Their spirit is free from murmuring and arguing, and their life is lived above reproach because their ultimate aim is the glory of Christ—the only One worthy of glory.

Paul and Rebecca also emphasize that humble service flows from a life shaped by the Word of Christ. This is more than knowledge; it is truth that transforms how we live, love, and serve. At its core, a humble servant does not focus on self but on Christ, and therefore on others. This kind of humility is often cultivated in the home, as parents model servant-hearted living for their children, giving them a living example to follow as they grow in Christ.