I don't know if you've ever felt humiliated. I hope you haven't, but if you have I hope it was just a once or twice thing in your life. I have felt humiliated many many times. I think that anyone who is a leader, or who speaks or performs in front of people runs the risk of suffering more humiliation. Those who do their thing in an office or cubical may be somewhat protected.
 
To experience humiliation means that a person feels disgrace, shame, embarrassment, dishonor, or degradation. Can you imagine that David, the great man of God; the one who was a man after God's own heart; the musician, the praiser, the worship leader, the king, the author of Holy Scripture, the one who used his faith to defeat Goliath; this man, David, experienced humiliations, plural?
 
Do you know why Jesus turned water into wine at the wedding in Cana of Galilee? It was to save the bride and groom, and the master of ceremonies from humiliation! It would have been very embarrassing to run out of wine at the wedding. So, at His mother's request, one of Jesus' first miracles was to save some people from being humiliated.
 
You have endured humiliations, and God not only knows about each of them, but He has marked down your endurance. But greater still is to call on Jesus, to save us from shame and humiliation! If He did it for those at Cana of Galilee, He will do it for you!