A sermon arguing that we judge people by wealth and status instead of character, then miss opportunities and breed desperation. The speaker uses church examples: protocol officers, ushers, parking attendants, CEOs. True honor means treating everyone the same, always.
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Be careful how you allow people determine your worth. If we build a world where people are only honored based on what they have, what they wear, what they use, what they— whatever societal status, then we are building a world of inequalities, injustice, a world of lies where people have found out that nobody cares about them till they have this. Then they will either steal, kill, and destroy to have it. Honor all men. If you're a person of honor, you are consistent with it always. Honor doesn't have mood. Honor all men, whether— see, listen— whether people have or not, honor them. Whether they are dressed nicely or not, honor them. Many have lost important opportunities in life because they look down on people they should not look down on. They missed it big time because they keep looking down on others. Well, let me ask you a question. When you come to church and you see protocol officers standing, we just assume that the usher at the door, the person directing car parks— is there a part of you that assume that it must be that they are the ones that are failing, that's why they are there? You know, that's the assumption. You go to the restroom and see people, CEOs, and it doesn't even matter what they do. I will just assume these are the lowlifes. Then meet the person at the door and watch the person. You have no manner, no self-control, no training on cult route. Those are bad cultures. It will always shut doors against you. Just watch people. You relate to PAs, talk to them anyhow. I don't want to talk to you. I want to talk to you. I I don't talk subordinate. But when you now get to your uplink, you are now so humble as a lamb. Don't you know that character can be perceived everywhere, every time? Small contract you won, your phone is always in do not disturb. Pablo, you must stop that. On all men. Get the full message on Femi Lazarus Digital Library app today.
