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February 26, 2024

Ep.1322: Have We Lost Our Ability to Honor One Another? (Part II)

The how and why of giving and receiving true respect for one another

CHAPTERS

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Honor is an important standard. How do we apply it to those around us?


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How do we apply honor to those in our Christian fellowship?


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How does God honor US?


Theme Scripture: Romans 12:9-10

Honor and respect. These seem like simple enough words but try and find them actively functioning in everyday life and you will find that they are surprisingly rare. As we speculate about why this is, we may conclude that we as a social order simply don’t perceive a need for them. The further we go down the road of each of us primarily answering to only ourselves, the less important honor for others becomes. While this may now be socially acceptable, it is far from being scripturally authorized. On the contrary, as Christians, we are solidly instructed to be people who exemplify honor in every aspect of our lives. As we began laying the “how to” groundwork in Part I, we began to see what a difference this practice of giving honor can make in everyday life.

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