Chip wraps up this series with a look at how to build friendships that can last a lifetime.

“There is no limit to what God will do if we don’t care who gets the credit!”

I. Honoring others above ourselves is the “acid test” of how much we really love one another. --John 13:1-5; John 13:12-17

Key observations:

Summary: Honoring others is enjoying and celebrating the worth, success, and accomplishments of others more than my own.

II. What does “honoring others” look like in your life?

Step 1: Evaluate

Conclusion: Many relationships start well, but few end well. Those who habitually honor others build friendships that last a lifetime.

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