Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to the Messy Masterpiece Podcast, which had

in Tori. Happy Sunday. Happy Sunday, fam. Formerly known as the day that Chick-fil-A is closed.

Formerly known. More formally. Oh, not formally. Formerly formally. Oh, it's like, is there a new

progression? I don't know. Are they opening? Well, I think our key would be to buy it on Saturday and

then heat it up on Sunday. Yeah, that way you beat the system, but you also support their Sabbath.

That's valid. Anyways, happy Sunday weekend warriors. We had the best movie day yesterday. We

think we're going to try to do it again next month in August. Yeah. We had like 30 people online,

and we were streaming the movie. And honestly, it was crazy how close we all felt to each other.

That's something that we just we had such a great time. So if that's something that interest you

for free to check out our Patreon, but other than that, let's jump into today's devotional.

Yes, let's do it y'all. Today we are back in our Theravival, and today's devotional is titled

Honoring God. And we're reading out of Psalm 29 verse 1 and 2. It says,

worship the Lord in the splendor of his holiness. The love letter from God says,

beloved child, I am worthy of your devotion and worship. If you could get a glimpse of your life

to come in heaven, you would be honored to know who you really are. I have placed an eternal

crown on your head, put an eternal hope in your heart, and given you everlasting life

when your time on earth is over, I will fill you with my present so you can walk with dignity.

The more you honor me with your life, the more glory you will bring to my name. Love your heavenly

father. The reflection says, when we honor God by the way we live and how we speak about him,

we give people on earth a glimpse of heaven. The treasure of truth says, when we honor God,

God will be glorified. Yeah, I know we've talked about it before. I even mentioned it in the

yesterday's long, warm episode when we were answering a question on like finding your self-worth

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