Welcome back to The Encounter Now podcast. We're excited to chat with you guys today. This is a little bit of a

shorter episode because we get to break down scripture for you. We loved our recent time at church a few Sundays ago, and we wanted to bring up the same thing that he discussed about, which is honoring one another, what that looks like, why it sounds so foreign to us and why it's a lost art now.

And we want to bring that back into our circles, into our friendships.

And we hope this is very helpful and encouraging to you and allows you to step out into it and take action after this podcast.

So without further ado, let's go ahead and listen in.

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Hello, friends. Welcome to this week's episode of the Encounter Now podcast. I'm here joined as always with my beautiful lovely

bride at Chelsea. What's up? What's up? What is up? Bam. I bet everyone's just so much, so much more

excited to listen now. But today we wanted to talk with you about living a life that honors others,

other people, the ones around you,

those annoying classmates that you are forced to go to school with, your parents, if it's them

or your friends, whoever it is. But lately this has been something that we've been learning about

on our own, but also through our local church. And we just figured that we would pass some of these

things along to you and hope that it can be beneficial and really help you through some things in your life of

maybe relational issues or stuff like that. So I'm excited about this one. Me too. So this topic

came about because we were listening to a message that our pastor recently gave at our church.

And it was very monumental for us because a lot of times I feel when scripture is broken down

in church, it's more so of a light, fluffy, let's throw the scripture out and not really talk

about it and not really break it down. But now we feel like

we're, we belong to a church where we go deep into what it really means, what the context is,

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