Few character qualities reflect God's nature better than personal integrity. Courage stiffens our spines and sets our feet firm, but integrity frames our life for impact and honor. Life has a way of battering and beating us, testing our courage and highlighting our integrity. Great examples of courage and integrity, like Daniel, show us the power of life lived the way God intended.

It's refreshing to meet high-profile leaders who understand the dangers associated with power. They refuse to see themselves as invincible, because even good men and women are tempted. And one poor decision or compromise can sabotage their influence forever. Let's look at a fascinating man who showed remarkable resolve even when threatened with personal danger.

Christians are commanded to live with utmost integrity. That means doing the right thing, even when nobody's looking. And while it's true we're striving for this level of perfection, it's irrational to think we'll attain it! Today Chuck Swindoll reminds us that authenticity, not perfection, is the goal. When we make mistakes we admit it, take action to clean up the mess, and move on.

One of the most crucial things Jesus instructed believers was, "'As the Father has sent Me, I also send you'" (John 20:21). Christ commissioned us to continue His work here on earth to teach others about His atoning death and a new relationship with the Father. As long as there are unbelievers, we face the unfinished task of leading them to Christ.

One of the most crucial things Jesus instructed believers was, "'As the Father has sent Me, I also send you'" (John 20:21). Christ commissioned us to continue His work here on earth to teach others about His atoning death and a new relationship with the Father. As long as there are unbelievers, we face the unfinished task of leading them to Christ.

Today on PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham kicks off the series delving into the book of Hebrews titled "Going the Distance: Developing a Muscular Faith." With the message "The Basic Steps of Spiritual Maturity," Pastor Graham provides insight into a checkup for believers of our soul and spirit.

If you're a Christian, you can never lose sight of what's most important: loving the Lord and loving others. But how do you cultivate a biblical love that pleases your heavenly Father? Well, the answer can be found in a prayer from the apostle Paul.

As a Christian you shouldn't be lacking direction or the power to stay on course to keep pursuing your goals. Question is, what are your goals? What should they be...and how do you stay energized to keep after them?