Ashey Wandera

Honor in the Gospel Ashey Wandera

If there ever was a controversial, yet critical issue in the Kingdom of God today, it is the concept of honor. Many desire it, few are willing to give it and even fewer understand it. A simple research of the dictionary definition of honor is, "A quality that combines respect, being proud, and honesty." With such a definition, there is surely bound to be confusion, chaos and dramatic expressions of honor among those who seek to practice it. When does one tell if they are being respectful, proud or honest? As we discuss the issue of honor, the following questions arise; do cultures and traditions influence the way we honor people? How can Kingdom honor be cultivated? What makes Spiritual Leaders exceptional? What is the role of honor in the way we lead others? What about spiritual fathers? Are they vital relationships? Are they biblical? How do we discern those that God has set before us or those we come into spiritual relationship with? What does impartation mean and how does it play out in honor? Why would God choose to manifest Himself through certain people in a distinctive way? Does God still call some to be apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers or is "pastor" the only gift available today? What does the Bible teach about the different representations, expressions, and manifestations of honor? When one chooses to practice honor, what are the blessings involved? How do we celebrate people as a way to honor them? Is there such a thing as extreme honor and veneration of the servants of God and other leaders? This book answers the different questions that surround the concept of honor. From this book comes a passionate and inspired revelation of the concept of honor that will blow your mind and remove the scales of ignorance about it from your eyes. It expounds on what honor is according to a cultural, biblical and theological standpoint that will change your perception on the subject forever. Did you know that it is God's servant that should perceive that honor has become extreme, and thereby reject it, other than castigating those who give it? Are you just a Christian, or you are leader in the church, a pastor, preacher, teacher of the Word and do not know how to draw the line between what is acceptable and extreme honor? Are you a child in the Kingdom of God and do not know what true honor is and how it should be expressed? Fret no more with answers to these questions. Simply get this book and go change your generation with true honor.