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Honor : What Love Looks Like
-- Foreword by John Dawson, who calls author Fawn Parish "a modern Deborah".
-- Honor is the key to resolving conflict.
-- Honor is how God designed relationships to work.
-- Honoring others recognizes and releases their full potential.God honors all men and women, creating them in His image. He crowns His children with glory and honor, seating us with Christ in the heavenly realms, and He invites us to share this wonderful gift with others.
Seeing our culture through the eyes of Jesus, this powerfully prophetic book calls Christians everywhere to give up their self-righteous anger, and instead woo this lost world to the beauty and splendor of Jesus by loving what God loves and esteeming what He esteems.
-- Honor is the key to resolving conflict.
-- Honor is how God designed relationships to work.
-- Honoring others recognizes and releases their full potential.God honors all men and women, creating them in His image. He crowns His children with glory and honor, seating us with Christ in the heavenly realms, and He invites us to share this wonderful gift with others.
Seeing our culture through the eyes of Jesus, this powerfully prophetic book calls Christians everywhere to give up their self-righteous anger, and instead woo this lost world to the beauty and splendor of Jesus by loving what God loves and esteeming what He esteems.
224 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1999
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March 25, 2024I liked it at the time. I can’t remember enough to know how solid it is. I won’t reread it with fresh eyes now.
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August 22, 2023
Honoring God, ourselves and others can literally change the world- let's do it one human at a time!!
I LOVE Fawn!!
I LOVE Fawn!!
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