Who among us walk in integrity? Do you keep your word?

Will you keep your word no matter the cost
Integrity is having the guts to tell the truth, even if it may hurt to do so.
Integrity is honesty at all costs. It is completeness or soundness. You have integrity if you complete a job even when no one is looking. You have integrity if you keep your word even when no one checks up on you. You have integrity if you keep your promises. Integrity means the absence of duplicity and is the opposite of hypocrisy. If you are a person of integrity, you will do what you say. What you declare, you will do your best to be. Integrity also includes financial accountability, personal reliability, and private purity. A person with integrity does not manipulate others. He or she is not prone to arrogance or self-praise.

When you walk in integrity, you leave it as a legacy for your children to follow (Proverbs 20:7). It’s what many call the father’s thumbprint. Blessed are you if you had a father with integrity and a mother with guts.


Integrity even invites constructive and necessary criticism because it applauds accountability. It’s sound. It’s solid. It’s complete.
Integrity is rock-like. It won’t crack when it has to stand alone, and it won’t crumble though the pressure mounts. Integrity keeps one from fearing the white light of examination or resisting the exacting demands of close scrutiny. Integrity is God's way.
God is Integrity.