So let's say our family went to another family's house and we spent a whole

evening together. We ate, we laughed, we got to know each other and their kids.

That sounds good to me. Yeah, and we came home and I said, wow, I've loved being

with them. It felt like they really honored one another. What do you think I

would mean by that?

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You would mean they valued one another. They spoke words of affirmation and

encouragement to one another. They like each other. There's joy in their home.

I don't know. I'm just guessing those are the things that I would think of.

Yeah, but I wouldn't want it to be too squeaky clean because that's not realistic to me.

I know that there's going to be flaws and kids are going to fight and all of that. But

so there would be an authentic honoring of one another. It's not perfect, but they're

seeking Jesus in it. Yeah, and so we've already talked about honors. This idea of to bless

one another is to bend the knee, which means when you bow before someone you're saying,

I'm in the presence of someone extremely valuable. What would it be like if our kids

felt that in their own home? If we felt that as a mom and dad. And so we thought,

okay, if we're going to create honor in our home, we have three aspects, honor,

God, honor one another, honor our neighbor, which is really the commandment Jesus gave us,

say the most important thing you can do is honor God first and then honor one another

and honor your neighbor. So today, let's talk about what's it look like to honor one another.

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