Integrity Applying Honesty, Strength, and Dependability to Your Financial Life
Faith & Finance with Rob West
The dictionary says integrity is “being honest and having strong moral principles.” God’s Word says “Better is the poor who walks in his integrity…Than one perverse in his ways, though he be rich.” Are you living with integrity in your financial dealings? We’ll check up on that today on Faith and Finance.
Show Notes
CHRISTIANS AND INTEGRITY:
- Called to be honest, strong, and dependable like a bridge.
- Represent Jesus to the world.
- With God's help, Christians persevere through trials.
- James 1:12 — perseverance under trial.
FOCUS ON FINANCIAL INTEGRITY:
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