To have integrity to God is to have integrity to what He’s given you by grace.
Just as much as we get convicted when we fail, we can rejoice when we follow Him faithfully. Because we know God is faithful in allowing us to reap well!
Most Vows Never Surpass a Person’s Selfishness – blog 7/19/24
What is it about selfishness that destroys a vow? Well, for starters, a selfish person cannot exercise true integrity to their good conscience. It’s an impossibility because the law of integrity is the Word of God, and the law of selfishness is the human flesh. Since these are mutually exclusive entities, they cannot coexist in harmony.
Emotions are the tail, not the head. They MAY FOLLOW integrity to God's Truth, but they can never lead it.
Even when it doesn't "feel" good, stand firm in the faith. GOD will take care of the rest. :)
When we get selfish, our personal comforts become front and center instead of the noble calling of God upon our lives.
An authentic person is a happy person. Their integrity guides them and, as a result, they avoid emotional pitfalls that drag them away from God’s plan for them. They perpetuate their happiness by digesting the Word of God daily.
There are a LOT of so-called “Christians” who want God’s blessings, but not God. They want to stick their filthy hands in the “cookie jar” labeled “grace”, but they don’t want to be cleansed by God first. They don’t want saving faith, only faith that God will satisfy their desires for blessings.
As evangelists, we must remember the blessings of God are reserved for His children. So why do we promise blessings to unbelievers while we present the Gospel?? Shouldn't it be about being saved for their sins??
