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The November elections are over. Some of us got the result we voted for, and some of us did not. So how should a Christian treat the neighbor with the other yard sign, the brother or sister in Christ who voted differently, and whoever now holds office? Peter answers in one verse with four commands: “Honor everyone. Love the brothers and sisters. Fear God. Honor the emperor.”
We look at what it means to honor someone: to show them high regard as a person made in the image of God, which is not the same as approving of everything they do. We see that Peter gives fear to God alone, that the person in the highest office gets the same honor as the person next door, and that when a ruler commands what God forbids, we obey God. Peter wrote these commands to believers living as exiles under a Roman emperor, and none of them depends on how our ballot went.
Antioch Fellowship, Pace, Florida. Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
