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Category Archives: Honor
Take delight in honoring others
A call to initiate or to surpass one another in showing honor. Continue reading
The tone of our debates
Escalating levels of bitter partisanship between political rivals have become a steady reminder of how divided we are as a nation. Continue reading
Posted in Culture of Honor, Democracy, Democrats, Government, Honor, Political Correctness, Politics, Republican, Tolerance
Tagged Democracy, Government, Peace, political debate, politics in America, Tolerance
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Humility is not an emotion
Misunderstanding humility is risky because this quality is essential to one’s relationship with God. Continue reading
Honor one another
Let’s renew our love for honoring others! Continue reading
Posted in Culture of Honor, Honor, Human dignity, Humility, Servanthood
Tagged honor others
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The God you didn’t expect
I still remember how intrigued I was to see God portrayed by Morgan Freeman as a janitor at the end of the 2003 movie, Bruce Almighty. Something resonated with me. Continue reading
Posted in God's Heart, God's power, Honor, Humility, Image of God, Jesus Christ, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged God, God as servant, understanding God, who is God
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A dress code for Christians?
Is there a mandatory dress code for Christians? Yes. It’s a fivefold outfit.
Will it compromise the plausibility and authenticity of our witness if we dress inappropriately? Continue reading
Restoring glory to the ordinary
Have you noticed how easily discontentment destroys joy and gratitude? I fear that the repeated emphasis on being radical for God can also give people the misguided feeling that the ordinary is either boring or some form of compromise. Let’s restore glory to the ordinary! Continue reading
Posted in Glory, Honor, Jesus Christ, Meaning in life, purpose
Tagged Ambition, Glory, Jesus, Meaning of life, Purpose, Servanthod, work
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Surpass one another in showing honor
What would happen if marriages, families and Churches had a renewed passion for showing deference to one another out of honor? Continue reading
Freedom is impossible without limits
In our delusional effort to escape life under authority, we’ve rejected limitations and boundaries – preferring self-rule over submission to divine authority. Our irrational bid for autonomy has produced a kind of bondage to corruption that could become the destruction of our existence. Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Culture, Culture of Honor, Democracy, First Amendment, Freedom, Gay Marriage?, Honor, Liberal, Politics
Tagged Freedom, Gay marriage, Immigration, Law
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Humble, loving, truth-telling Christians in community
As we live our calling to be humble, loving, truth-telling Christians in community – in mutual affection and honor for one another, the case is made for the power of the gospel to transform people. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Change, Character, Christian life, Christian worldview, Church, Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Community, Conflict, Elders, Emerging Leaders, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Giving, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Grace, Greatness, Honor, Humility, Jesus Christ, Kingdom, Leadership, Legalism, Life of a pastor, Local Church, Love, Mercy, N. T. Wright, Narrative, Pastors, Poor in spirit, Reconciliation, Relationships, Religion-not the answer, Repentance, Salvation, Servanthood, Small Group leaders, Spiritual growth, Spiritual transformation, Submission, Testimony, True Christianity?, Walking with God, Witness
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