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The Leader has Integrity

Leadership is complete and incorruptible - not influenced for personal gain nor dishonest - throwing a team member under the bus to look good.

As we strive to be more like Jesus in our leadership, we have to remember Jesus was the same today, yesterday, and forever. He was constant and consistent; saying what He meant and meaning what He said. Most importantly, Jesus does what He says He will do. 

The Greek transliteration of integrity is adiaphthoria, meaning incorruptibility and soundness. We find it in Titus 2:7. In Hebrew, the transliteration for the word integrity is tom and means completeness and fullness, we find it Proverbs 28:6.

In the English language "integrity" is defined as: 

1. the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness: 
2. the state of being whole and undivided.

It takes time to build trust but a moment to lose it. A leader must be able to display integrity in pursuit of vision, because it is more important to be trustworthy than at top of the food chain. Strive to show integrity in the marketplace and at church so you can be easy to do business with.