Hello, my friends. Welcome back to the morning mindset. Wherever in the world you are today,

I'm so glad you've joined us. We have people listening all over the globe. And I love to

say hello and kind of make you aware sometimes of where those people live. We have people

listening in Bolivia. We have people listening in Morocco, in Slovenia, in Mongolia. In Malaysia

and Indonesia, thank you so much for joining us in this movement to get our minds aligned with

the truth of God. That's really our goal because we want our lives to represent Jesus well.

Because when that happens, other people see the light of Christ in what He's doing in our lives

and are able to respond with a curiosity and a desire to see more of Jesus in their lives.

And that's what we all want, amen? All right, today we're looking at Proverbs chapter 10

verses 9 through 11. And today, we're going to be looking at the issue of integrity.

Now, do you understand that word integrity? It comes from a root of being integrated,

something that is all woven together as one piece, which means all the parts that are woven together

kind of consistent with each other. There's nothing that looks out of place. Integrity is often

used to describe a person's character. If they are a person who says what they mean and means

what they say, and then carries that out in action, we say they are a person of integrity.

If it's a person whose yes is yes and their no is no, we say they are a person of integrity.

And so let's move into Proverbs 10 verses 9 through 11 to look a little more deeply

at this issue of integrity. Solomon says, whoever walks in integrity walks securely,

but he who makes his way crooked will be found out. Whoever winks the eye causes trouble,

and a babbling fool will come to ruin. The mouth of the righteous is a fountain of life,

but the mouth of the wicked conceals violence. Now, you see, there are similar themes here to some

that we've heard in previous verses in this chapter. But as Proverbs often do, there's a slight

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