Making promises you don't intend to keep is not only wrong, it is breaking the ninth commandment. One of the most common offenses is when someone says, please keep this in confidence, and then you turn around and tell someone. No matter how you sugarcoat it, it is dishonest. Justifying all the honorable reasons why you chose not to keep your word does not make it right; it is, in fact, a sin. Nor does it make it okay if you don't come out and actually tell, but hint enough for the person to figure it out. That is still not honoring your word. Not only are you breaking God's commandments, but your reputation is damaged as well. Others will label you as not dependable and worse, your integrity is compromised. The Bible says in Jeremiah 17:10, “I, the Lord, search the heart and examine the mind to reward a man according to his conduct, according to what his deeds deserve”. God wants us to honor Him by being honest, truthful, and dependable, and to always keep our word. Text: Matthew 5:37, Numbers 30:2, Ecclesiastes 5:4-7, Proverbs 11:3 © Brenda Walsh Ministries https://brendawalsh.com/
Available for Apple and Android devices.
In today’s fast-paced world, many Christians find it challenging to spend time alone with God. They are often too tired, too busy, or too stressed to make time for spiritual food. And yet, it is our relationship with God that sustains, strengthens, and empowers us to accomplish great things! These devotions were written specifically to take just one minute to bring you into the presence of God. You’re sure to be blessed as you read each inspiring message.
One-minute daily devotions to encourage, inspire, and spiritually change your life.
This daily devotional book by Brenda Walsh, is filled with timeless inspirational messages that you can read from cover to cover or use the index to choose a topic that speaks to your life for that day. Each page flows with encouragement, hope, and love that will lift your heart toward heaven.