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A compelling article addressing the urgent need to restore biblical honor in modern Christian life. Pastor William T. Bantom III confronts how dishonor has become culturally normalized while many believers have developed "cultural compliance"—adopting worldly patterns of disrespect rather than maintaining Christ-like character. Drawing on Romans 13:7 and 1 Peter 2:17, the message emphasizes that Christians are commanded to honor all people and those in authority, clarifying that honor doesn't require agreement but demands respectful communication even amid disagreement. The article challenges readers to resist cultural norms, recognize that dishonor cuts us off from God's blessings, and commit to practical steps toward creating a culture of honor that demonstrates Kingdom transformation in a disrespectful age.
A compelling article addressing the urgent need to restore biblical honor in modern Christian life. Pastor William T. Bantom III confronts how dishonor has become culturally normalized while many believers have developed "cultural compliance"—adopting worldly patterns of disrespect rather than maintaining Christ-like character. Drawing on Romans 13:7 and 1 Peter 2:17, the message emphasizes that Christians are commanded to honor all people and those in authority, clarifying that honor doesn't require agreement but demands respectful communication even amid disagreement. The article challenges readers to resist cultural norms, recognize that dishonor cuts us off from God's blessings, and commit to practical steps toward creating a culture of honor that demonstrates Kingdom transformation in a disrespectful age.