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Well, if you have your Bibles with you today, let's open them up to the book of Mark, Mark

chapter six, and it's my honor today to welcome all of our life churches. I love you all so much,

and our network churches, it's truly one of the greatest honors of my life to partner with you all

from over 140 countries around the world. Welcome to you at church online. We are thrilled

that you're worshiping with us today. We're beginning a brand new series called Forgotten

Virtues, and I just have to say I can't think of a time when I feel more burdened, a spiritual burden

to share a series with you. I think it is really born out of my prayer time with God, and I know that

it will minister to you. I believe in a really profound way. Next week, we're going to talk about

in this very impure world that we live in. We're going to talk about the Forgotten Virtue of

purity. In a world of disposable relationships, we're going to talk about the Forgotten Virtue

of loyalty. In a world where anything goes, whatever benefits me, we're going to talk about the

Forgotten Virtue of integrity. And finally, in a place where people just believe they're entitled,

I deserve this. We're going to reestablish and reclaim the Forgotten Virtue of believing

in God and gratitude in every way. Today, I want to talk to you about honor so if I could get

all of you and all of our churches just to say aloud the word honor, say honor. And sadly,

we live in a culture really where many of us live without honor. I give you an example. I've

been traveling around the world to some different countries. And I've got a friend who's been to

over 100 different countries. And so he's my go-to guy whenever I'm going somewhere. I'll ask him,

how do I go in and show honor? Because each culture is very different in the ways that you show

honor or what would be dishonoring. For example, when Amy and I flew to Korea to minister there,

my friend told me some different things. For example, when you meet someone, it's honoring just

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