As followers of Christ, we’re called to honor everyone, love believers, fear God, and honor authorities. This radical inclusivity means showing respect to all, regardless of status or beliefs. By doing so, we reflect Christ’s heart and become a powerful gospel witness in a world where our values often clash with society’s.

The good news is that the Kingdom of God is at hand This kingdom overturns and flips upside down every twisted, oppressive, and perverse tenant of our worldly kingdoms… We long to be with Jesus, where injustice is undone, everything wrong is made right, and every tear is wiped away from our eyes.

Let us hold on to the confession of our hope without wavering, since he who promised is faithful.” When we place our hope fully in Christ, we can experience “joy and peace” and “overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit” (Hebrews 10:23, Romans 15:13)

Like a refining fire, sufferings and trials purify our faith, removing impurities and demonstrating genuine trust in God. Despite not seeing Jesus, we love and believe in Him, rejoicing with inexpressible and glorious joy. This proven genuineness of faith is more precious than gold and will result in praise, glory, and honor when Jesus Christ…