Be a Man of Integrity

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“A righteous man who walks in his integrity– How blessed are his sons after him.“

(Proverbs 20:7)

Read the proverbs. Read one every day. There are 31 proverbs, so if you read one each day you will finish the entire book once a month. I recommend that you do this for however many years it takes for them to become a permanent part of who you are. This will benefit you greatly (as well as benefitting the people around you). The Proverbs are amazing and will guide you into a life of integrity. They are God’s wisdom for living. Study the virtues on the Levy coat of arms and the Integrity section of the Levy Core Values. Teach Squires or Knights of the Cross to refresh your memory on these virtues. The goal is to develop godly character in every area of your life. It is important that you become a man of integrity. Make this a priority in your life. It will serve you well.

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Joshua 24:15

Published by Ed Levy

Growing up Jewish, the extent of my knowledge about Jesus and Christianity was limited to what was on the rock album "Jesus Christ Superstar". Becoming born again in college, that changed. Jesus showed up, and my life has never been the same. I thank God every day for bringing me into His kingdom, and write these blogs to remember what He has shown me, and to share them with my four sons and others. I owe much to several pastors who have strongly influenced me over the years, including Arnold Fruchtenbaum, Robert Lewis, John Ortberg, John Eldredge, and most recently Tim Keller and David Levine. Many of my blogs are the 'aha' moments that I have had over the years from listening to their sermons and reading their books, and I owe them a great debt of gratitude. My prayer for you is that you will be blessed by these writings, that God will become more real to you, and that your relationship with Him will become more profound as you grow in His grace.

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