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Character is vital. How do you recover from a breach of personal integrity? How do you pass lessons learned to your kids? If our integrity is already in disrepair, we must cultivate a life of repentance because restoration will not begin by words alone. In this message, identify the characteristics of a godly person of integrity.

A person of integrity runs life’s race without lyingwithout ever stretching the truth. If you find a person like this, you’ve found a rare jewel. We must surround ourselves with these kinds of friends. What does this kind of integrity look like? Listen today to better grasp this Christ-like character and how to emulate it.

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A person of integrity runs life’s race without lyingwithout ever stretching the truth. If you find a person like this, you’ve found a rare jewel. We must surround ourselves with these kinds of friends. What does this kind of integrity look like? Listen today to better grasp this Christ-like character and how to emulate it.

It’s in great demand, but in short supply. It’s easy to spot, but hard to find. That rare something is integrity. People of integrity are honest and forthright and have the reputations that last. Few invest in this priceless treasure. How do you maintain your God-given integrity when the pressure is real?

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It’s in great demand, but in short supply. It’s easy to spot, but hard to find. That rare something is integrity. People of integrity are honest and forthright and have the reputations that last. Few invest in this priceless treasure. How do you maintain your God-given integrity when the pressure is real?

Life is a race and we run it with millions of others who are following the Lord Jesus Christ. Helping a brother or sister stay on track is more important than flaunting our Christian liberty. We have different freedoms of conscience. In this message, we learn to avoid being a stumbling block and love our brothers and sisters well.

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Life is a race and we run it with millions of others who are following the Lord Jesus Christ. Helping a brother or sister stay on track is more important than flaunting our Christian liberty. We have different freedoms of conscience. In this message, we learn to avoid being a stumbling block and love our brothers and sisters well.

Think about this: Is it ever right for one Christian’s personal conviction to become another Christian’s rule of behavior? What difference does it make to run life’s race according to principles rather than rules? In this message, we’ll find those biblical principles to help us judge conductthat of others, and more importantly, that of ourselves.

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Think about this: Is it ever right for one Christian’s personal conviction to become another Christian’s rule of behavior? What difference does it make to run life’s race according to principles rather than rules? In this message, we’ll find those biblical principles to help us judge conductthat of others, and more importantly, that of ourselves.

Some Christians have overbearing rules of behavior: no movies, no dancing, and so on. Others have no guidelines whatsoever. Who’s right? Many running life’s race are tripped up by the conduct of believers around them, conduct they feel is inappropriate for a Christian. How should we evaluate the behavior of others when our conscience says that what they’re doing is wrong?

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