Chapter 6:
Integrity
Chapter 6 delves into the concept of integrity, emphasizing its importance in personal character and spiritual growth.
The chapter begins with a quote from Stephen Carter's book "Integrity," highlighting the widespread desire for integrity despite challenges in achieving it. The author defines integrity as honesty and emphasizes the crucial role of trust in maintaining it, noting that trust is both earned and risked.
Reflecting on the complexities of trust and the challenges of broken relationships, the author explores the interconnectedness of trust and integrity. Drawing from personal experiences and observations, he discusses the process of rebuilding trust and the transformative power of forgiveness.
The chapter emphasizes the need for discernment in distinguishing right from wrong and highlights the importance of acting on one's convictions, even at personal cost. Through biblical references and practical insights, the author encourages readers to uphold biblical truth and resist compromise in their lives.
Lastly, the chapter underscores the significance of verbalizing one's commitment to integrity and living in alignment with one's beliefs. Drawing inspiration from personal anecdotes and familial examples, the author emphasizes the impact of consistent actions on maintaining integrity and reflecting Christ's character.
In conclusion, Chapter 6 underscores the importance of integrity in personal character and spiritual maturity, urging readers to embrace the journey of maintaining integrity in their daily lives as disciples of Christ.
Discussion Questions
Chapter 6 Discussion Questions For:
Student's Discussion Questions
How can one live a life of integrity?
Are there people in your life that you need to forgive? Perhaps one of those people is yourself. Ask the Lord to help you and give you grace to forgive.
If your integrity has been compromised, how can you recover?
Dr. Lamb defines integrity with three required steps. What are they? How can we implement these principles.
Disciples are known for their integrity. What are some characteristics of living a life of integrity?
Parent's Discussion Questions
Your children are watching you more than hearing you. If they can trust what they see they will cherish what they hear. What do you need to do to maintain high levels of integrity in your family?
What is your plan of action when your child’s integrity has been compromised?
How can you help them recover?
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