52 Weeks Of True Stories:
Build Character One Week At A Time
Respect listens before speaking. When you give others space to share their thoughts, you learn more and earn their trust. In a group project, for example, you pause to hear everyone’s idea before deciding on a plan.
Respect protects, not mocks. Standing up for someone who’s being ignored or teased shows you value people, not popularity. If a classmate is laughed at for an answer, you back them up instead of joining in.
Respect starts at home. If you can’t respect your parents, you’ll struggle to respect others. “Honor your father and mother.” Ephesians 6:2
