When we steal from others, whether it be armed robbery, or whether we fail to give love,

or whether we fail to honor God as we are, deal with who we really steal from the most ourselves.

You see when you fail in these other ways, do you know the person who is robbed?

It is you.

Bible says in Jeremiah chapter 5 verse 25,

your uniquities have turned away these things and your sins have withholding good things from you.

You have defrauded yourself in seeking to get you're the one who loses.

We need to teach this to our children. We need to teach our children integrity.

Line upon line, precept upon precept.

From the love we're finding studios in Memphis, Tennessee, I'm Byron Tyler here with Carrie Vaughn,

the CEO of Love We're Finding.

This month on all of our LWF platforms were going through Adrian Roger's series on the 10 Commandments,

a perfect 10 for homes that win.

And today's a pretty straightforward message to Carrie.

Integrity don't leave home without it out of Exodus chapter 20 verse 15.

Which says thou shalt not steal. That's pretty plain and it is what it is.

You know, we say that God is all knowing. We say that He sovereign.

We say that He sees the entire parade and then we think that we can fool God by stealing.

And Carrie, as we heard Adrian Rogers open, that we need to teach these commandments to our children.

I mean, we need to teach them to be children of integrity.

And we ourselves need to live as parents with integrity too.

And you know, we had Adrian Rogers in the studio one time.

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