Honor & Reward—First Encounter
Honor in Society & the Meaning
of Reward
of Reward
Honor does not stop at home or within the Church. It shapes how we work, serve, disagree, participate in society, and respond to authority. This class explores public honor without blind allegiance and obedience without surrendering conscience. Discover how Kingdom people can respect others, pursue justice, navigate authority wisely, and become visible witnesses of Christ in everyday public life.
— 1 Peter 2:17
Key Takeaways
Understand why honor begins with those closest to us.
Learn how honor changes across different family relationships and seasons.
Practice disagreement and correction without humiliation or disrespect.
Recognize that parents must also protect their children’s dignity.
Build a family culture where honor becomes an everyday practice.
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Honor in Society & the Meaning of Reward
— 1 Peter 2:17
Discover how honor can shape communication, correction, boundaries, and everyday interactions without ignoring harmful behavior. Because before honor becomes something we demonstrate publicly, it should become something the people who share our home can genuinely experience every day
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Before We Begin
- Why is it sometimes easier to honor strangers than our own family?
- Does familiarity ever become an excuse for dishonor?
- Can we disagree strongly at home without diminishing each other?
- What does honor look like when a family relationship has been difficult or painful?
- If our family learned honor only by watching us, what would they learn?
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