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Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? Is it OK to tell white lies or speak in a way that’s “truth-y” without being fully honest?
In this conversation, Pastors Philip and Eric discuss how to become people with hearts full of integrity. When Jesus speaks about avoiding oaths and simply saying “yes” or “no,” He’s really getting at the issue of our hearts. We are naturally people who seek to manipulate others for our own self-interest. If we are to become people of integrity, we need a new heart that only Jesus can give us.
Pastor Philip also answers several of your questions from the sermon:
These kinds of situations are complex and nuanced, but ultimately they reveal something about the orientation of our hearts. When facing these difficult questions, ask yourself: what is the price you’re willing to pay for your integrity?
To watch the sermon for this episode, click here: https://youtu.be/v96P3E_b9jw
Questions for Living the Message can be submitted to 312-682-1888 or by email to [email protected].
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Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? Is it OK to tell white lies or speak in a way that’s “truth-y” without being fully honest?
In this conversation, Pastors Philip and Eric discuss how to become people with hearts full of integrity. When Jesus speaks about avoiding oaths and simply saying “yes” or “no,” He’s really getting at the issue of our hearts. We are naturally people who seek to manipulate others for our own self-interest. If we are to become people of integrity, we need a new heart that only Jesus can give us.
Pastor Philip also answers several of your questions from the sermon:
These kinds of situations are complex and nuanced, but ultimately they reveal something about the orientation of our hearts. When facing these difficult questions, ask yourself: what is the price you’re willing to pay for your integrity?
To watch the sermon for this episode, click here: https://youtu.be/v96P3E_b9jw
Questions for Living the Message can be submitted to 312-682-1888 or by email to [email protected].