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Remember that no matter how great a leader you become, you could lose everything that you've gained due to a lack of character.
— Myles Munroe
Holiness isn't some mystical, nebulous, weird, smoky, cloudy presence. It's very practical and real. Holiness means "one"—not the number one, but one in the sense of "complete." Holiness denotes the concept of being integrated. Integrated comes from the same word as integrity. God has integrity because what He says, what He does, and who He is are the same. That's exactly what holiness
— Myles Munroe
Yet James said that if we doubt, we are being double-minded. That means that we don't have integrity—we're not holy. Since God is holy, we also have to be holy if we want to receive answers to our prayers.
— Myles Munroe
Am I, in any way, violating the trust of those who have placed their faith in me? What impact am I having on those who are influenced or affected by my behavior?
— Myles Munroe
No one should think he is too smart or too safe to avoid consequences of a lack of character.
— Myles Munroe
Don't expect your success to carry you in life. Rather, let your success be carried by your character.
— Myles Munroe
People become leaders when they make the decision not to sacrifice their principles on the altar of convenience or compromise.
— Myles Munroe
Virtue is what happens when habitual choices have been wise.
— NT Wright
It is one thing to insist on walking south when the compass is pointing north. But to "fix" the compass so that it tells you that the wrong way is the right way is far, far worse. You can correct a mistake. But once you tell yourself it wasn't a mistake there's no way back.
— NT Wright
Virtue, after all, isn't just about morals in the sense of "knowing the standards to live up to" or "knowing which rules you're supposed to keep." Virtue, as we have already seen, is about the whole of life, not just the specifically "moral" choices.
— NT Wright
Holiness is multidimensional.
— NT Wright
How would you describe a mature person?
— NT Wright