Charles Swindoll observed that nothing speaks louder than a life of integrity. Integrity is difficult to build but easy to destroy, and is built slowly over a lifetime through discipline, honesty, and faith. Living with integrity becomes a habit and pleases God, though it is not always easy. Having faith in one's own integrity and character is the basis for believing in anything else.

1. A LIFE OF INTECRITY
Ye shall not steal, neither deal falsely, neither lie one co
another.
Leuiticus 19:11KJV
1-l harles Swindoll correcrly observed, "Nothing
I speaks louder or more powerfully than a life
-Z"f integrity." Godly men and women agree.
Integrity is built slowly over a lifetime. It is a
precious thing-difficult to build but easy ro rear
down. As believers in Christ, we must seek to live
each day with discipline, honesry, and faith. When
we do, at least two things happen: integrity becomes
a habit, and God blesses us because of our obedience
to Him.
Living a life of integrity isn'r always the easiest
way, but it is always the right way. And God cleatly
intends that it should be our way, roo.
The man who cannot believe'in himself cannor
believe in anything else. The basis of all integriry
and character is whatever faith we have in our own
integrity