Honour One Another.

FRIDAY

06 Feb 2026

LET'S HONOUR ONE ANOTHER

'Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love, in honour giving

preference to one another.' Romans 12:10 NKJV

Have you ever noticed how quick we are to

accuse someone else of some of the very things

we excuse in ourselves? In so doing, we practise

a double standard, requiring more from others

than of ourselves. Jesus said, Why do you look

at the speck in your brother's eve, but do not

consider the plank in vour own eve?' (Matthew

7:3 NKJV). The double standard works like this:

1) When others are set in their ways, they're

obstinate---but vou are firm and resolved.

2) When your neighbour doesn't like your friend, they're prejudiced --- but when you don't like

their friend, you're a good judge of character.

3) When they try to treat someone especially

well, they're buttering them up --- but when

you do so, you're being thoughtful. 

4) When

they take time to do things well, they're lazy--- but when you do so, you're meticulous.

5) When they spend a lot, they're reckless and

undisciplined --- but when you do the same

thing, you're generous. 

6) When they pick flaws in things, they're critical - but when you do, you're perceptive. 7) When they're mild-mannered. you call them weak - but when you are. you're gracious. 

8) When they dress well, they're extravagant - but when vou do. vou're tastefully in style. 

9) When they say what they think, they're spiteful - but when vou do, vou're

being honest. 

10) When they take risks, they're foolhardy - but when you do, you're brave.

Paul wrote: 'Be kindly affectionate to one

another with brotherly love, in honour giving

preference to one another.' So, the word for

today is: let us honour one another.

Difuse The Aroma Of God

The Blessing..

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Addiction

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Dont Need More Head Knowledge

When I was going to make the bed, I notice my calendar on the side of my bed.

The Callender is called 

"Have a Mary Heart in a Martha World."

The thought intrigues you. Deep inside of you There is a hunger, a calling, to know and love God. To truly know Jesus Christ and the fellowship of the spirit. You're not after more head knowledge, it's a heart to heart intimacy you long for.

What it reminded me of was something I read in my Celebrate Recovery Devotional

 

I dont need more knowledge,it is a heart to heart intimacy with God. To meditate on His Word. 

Discipline

The transcript discusses the critical role of discipline, drawing parallels between earthly fatherhood and divine guidance.

Main Thesis: The speaker argues that discipline, both from an earthly father and from God, is essential for proper development and a sign of true belonging. A lack of discipline leads to lawlessness and spiritual illegitimacy.

Key Arguments:

Consequences of Lacking Earthly Discipline: The speaker observes that a lack of paternal discipline in childhood leads to widespread lawlessness, imprisonment, and significant adult suffering.

Divine Discipline as a Mark of Sonship: Drawing from scripture (referenced as verse 8, likely Hebrews 12:8), the speaker states that God disciplines all His children. If an individual does not experience divine discipline, it implies they are "illegitimate" and not truly God's children.

Purpose of Divine Discipline: God's discipline is presented as an act of love, intended to foster spiritual growth and help individuals embody the character and likeness of Christ. This discipline can manifest through His Word, through others, or through affliction.

Finding Comfort in Discipline: Rather than being a source of distress, discipline from God should be a source of comfort, as it confirms His love and His desire for the individual's spiritual maturation.

Submission to God's Discipline: The speaker questions why individuals would respect and submit to the discipline of earthly fathers, yet be hesitant to submit even more profoundly to the discipline of the "Father of our spirits," which is presented as a path to eternal life (referenced as verse 9, likely Hebrews 12:9).

Lean Not On Your Own Understanding

The other day I had written that I need to not lean on my own understanding. So I must have been right because God confirmed it today in my reading from my Devotional "MY UPMOST FOR HIS HIGHEST"

Even the most devout among us become atheistic in this regard—we do not believe Him. We put our common sense on the throne and then attach God’s name to it. We do lean to our own understanding, instead of trusting God with all our hearts (see Proverbs 3:5–6).