Honor

Recently, Lori and I had breakfast with a couple whom we have known for a long time. They were in town because their daughter (and youngest child) was beginning her freshman year of college. The wife came to Pittsburgh thirty years ago as a foreign exchange student. She was an atheist until God grabbed her heart and loving “sponsors” (who became her spiritual parents) showed her what it looked like to love Jesus. The husband had been a Muslim until God transformed his life and gave him a heart to share Jesus.

So, here’s the question—are you chasing after the right things? Things that will last for eternity. Things that will honor God. Things that will point people to him. If you are not running in the right direction, chances are you’ll end up at the wrong destination. 

God is not worthy of our leftovers. We should worship him with the firstfruits—the best—of our time and money. This proverb reminds us that God blesses obedience.

She understood that worship was more than an hour on the weekend.

The rewards are given to those willing to serve wherever and whenever they are needed.

Your will be done.

This part of the Lord’s Prayer is simply asking God to help us honor him through our day.

Husbands and wives must work hard to honor God within the covenant of marriage.

Life is a great gift from God that should be esteemed and celebrated.