Good morning, everyone, and happy Sunday. Welcome back to the Messy masterpiece podcast with Torian Chad.

As always, on every Sunday, we always give a shout out to our old church in Los Angeles called Legacy City Church.

If you're looking for a church to stream services on on YouTube, go check them out Legacy City Church.

Yeah, with Pastor Josh Thompson. It's a great chick. You ready to hop into this devotional, baby?

Yes, y'all, let's do it. Today's devotional is titled Personal Integrity, and we're reading out of

Psalm 101 verse 2. It says, I will be careful to live a blameless life. When will you come to help me?

I will lead a life of integrity in my own home. The love letter from God says, beloved child,

I have created you to live a life of integrity. I love when you walk closely with me and seek to

live a blameless life. However, I don't want you to get caught up in thinking that faith is about

performance or that it should be motivated by getting praised from people. You should live your

life to please me. Your faithful father is storing up treasures in heaven for you. I love you and I see

your desire to honor me. Keep walking as my faithful child. Love your heavenly father. The reflection

says, we will experience times in our lives when we do the right thing and walk with integrity,

yet nobody sees it. Not all rewards are given to us on earth, but they will be celebrated forever

in eternity. The treasure of truth says, it doesn't really matter what is seen by other people. God

sees everything. There's this quote that I used to love back in the day. The quote was,

a person's character is not for what they do from nine to five, but for what they do from five to

nine. It's not like who they're performing as, it's who they actually really are. You can see who

they really are, who they're sharpening themselves, how they're sharpening themselves in their free

time. That's something that I think Torin and I, there's pros and cons to us working together.

I'm sharing this with the audience. I'm not talking directly to you yet. There's pros and

cons to Torin and I working together. Sometimes it's hard because it's hard to separate work from

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