In this episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we examine Job Chapter 31, where Job delivers a powerful and deeply personal defense of his integrity. He recounts the choices that shaped his life: resisting lust, treating servants with dignity, caring for the poor and vulnerable, and refusing to let wealth or idols rule his heart. Job not only claims innocence but also invites God’s judgment if he has failed in any of these areas.

What can we learn from this ancient testimony today?

• Integrity as a lifestyle: why righteousness is more than avoiding sin—it’s pursuing good.
• Accountability: the courage to live openly before both people and God.
• Ethical leadership: treating employees, neighbors, and the vulnerable with respect and compassion.
• Freedom of a clear conscience: how internal discipline protects us from guilt and regret.

Job’s words remind us that true greatness is not found in possessions or power, but in living a life anchored in justice, mercy, and reverence for God. His example challenges us to examine our own conduct and commit to integrity in every area of life.