Work on you character

"The Righteous man walking in his integrity." Pr 20:7 NKJVWhen the Bible speaks of integrity, it means having a good character. And a good character sets boundaries. It may not always determine what you will do,  but it always determines what you won't do. Character lets you realize how much you're willing to pay to get what you want. When someone in a relationship has no character, they're dangerous. the writers of proverbs says, "the righteous man walks in his integrity; his children are blessed after him." Character doesn't have to be in the spotlight, excessively running the show. And it doesn't resort to intimidation or shaming to get its own way, The person who thinks he or she can get what they want by lying, cheating, or manipulation is sadly mistaken. Understand this: No matter where you go, the real you will eventually show up! And if you don't work on you character, you won't be able to build healthy relationships. Genuine relationships require integrity; someone who shows consistent character in all circumstances; someone who plays by the rules and can be relied upon; someone who offers credit where credit due; someone who lives by faith; someone who trust God to enable them to accomplish all that he or she was created and called to do. the Bible tells us the wicked may prosper for the season, but they will not endure. And ultimately, they will most certainly not triumph (See Pr 11:21). The psalmist says,"The integrity of the upright will guide them, but the perversity of the unfaithful will destroy them" (Pr 11:3). So, the word for you today is- work on your character. Send us Fan MailSupport the showChanging Lives | Building Strong Family | Impacting Our Community For Jesus Christ!