Becoming persons of integrity

What does it mean to live with integrity?
Why is integrity so rare?
How can we become persons of integrity?

Hazelip and Durham explain that integrity begins when we establish our system of values. It continues as we decide early which voices to obey and which to ignore. Persons of integrity are true both to themselves and to God. Another link in the chain of integrity is action-practicing what we preach, matching words with deeds.

The beautiful lifestyle of Jesus Christ is examined and offered as the best example of integrity. The authors clearly demonstrate that Christ, and Christ alone, can meet the needs of twentieth-century Christians who want to be persons of integrity.

Harold Hazelip is president of David Lipscomb College in Nashville. Ken Durham lives in Stamford, Connecticut. They also serve as speaker and co-host respectively of the "Herald of Truth" television program.