Today’s Gift (3-27-2025)

The Sundance Kid

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Let Your Yes Be Yes

We are called to live lives of integrity, faithfulness, and honesty. When we make commitments, whether to God or others, we must follow through on our word. Scripture repeatedly emphasizes the importance of keeping promises, being truthful, and acting with righteousness.

Our Creator is faithful and never fails to keep His promises. As His children, we are called to reflect His character in our dealings with others. Our faithfulness in keeping our word is a reflection of His divine nature.

Words without actions are meaningless. We are repeatedly warned against hypocrisy and urged to live in a way that aligns with our professed faith. Keeping our word demonstrates sincerity and obedience to Christ. Unfortunately, we all fall short of this goal at times.

Faithfulness in keeping our word does not go unnoticed by God. Throughout Scripture, we see that God honors those who are steadfast and trustworthy. When we commit to doing what we say, we align ourselves with His blessings.

Keeping our word can be challenging, but we are not alone. God gives us strength to live with integrity and follow through on our commitments. When we rely on Him, He empowers us to be faithful in our words and actions.

Proverbs 12:22, 2 Timothy 2:13, 1 John 3:18, Matthew 25:21

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