Christian integrity is consistent in faith, actions, and attitudes that all glorify Jesus. Integrity requires vulnerability, which in turn must be honest and humble.

Whether you realize it or not, your beliefs about God shape your life and identity. As Christians, we center our identity on Christ. We bear His name.

How can you deepen your roots in scripture and your Christian community? Identify one specific action you can take to engage more with God's Word and your church family.

Ryan sits down with Jackie to discuss the importance of raising families of faith, modeled after Deuteronomy 6.

Mark and Ryan sat down to discuss 1 Corinthians 1, the foolishness of the cross, and the pursuit of wisdom in Jesus.

Grow in sound wisdom - live for Christ; gain heaven. He is our source - the only true source - for success and security as He prepares us for heaven. This isn't our best life now - it's life. Period. Without Him, we are dead in the water.

Satan is always on the prowl attempting to lead us astray through lies and temptations, but God's wisdom, grace, and righteousness protect us. God is greater, and He will lead you away from the crooked paths.

Faith in Jesus produces righteousness, which in turn values godly justice and encourages integrity. Faith is the foundation. Only through Jesus can we find success and security in trials.

Proverbs 2:1-6 emphasizes the importance of seeking God's wisdom and understanding over secular wisdom. The pursuit of wisdom is a lifelong journey requiring humility and a longing for God's heart.

Success and security aren't found in social acceptance, financial wealth, or fame and notoriety. True success and security are found only in Jesus Christ, who covers us with His righteousness and empowers to pursue wisdom with integrity.