Who we truly are

My boss is one of the prominent women in Kenya. She appears in the daily news paper quite often and she is also a woman that I admire for many things.

Anyway, one of the things I have learnt from her is personal integrity. She has taught me something that helps me to re-evaluate my life again and again. Despite her place in society, If she needs to give you a phone number which she cannot trace and maybe she is in a hurry, she gives you her phone and tells you, please go check in there, for such and such a name. After which she can even leave for a meeting and pick the phone later from you.

Sometimes, when she has something in her mail that she wants you to retrieve, she will leave you with her laptop, ask you to get to her email and down load the documents you want. She will ask you to go through her emails and check it out.

REALLY! She amazes me by her level of openness’. She is the kind – that I say, WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET.

How many of us can be confident enough to give our phones to others without worrying about the kind of messages we have in there? How many of us can leave our laptops and not worry that someone might access some fishy information?

Well, let’s pray for integrity of heart, let’s ask God to help us have pure and clean lives.

Have a blessed week, Mums and May our children truly know us for who we truly are, hoping that all we are, is nothing but pure!

Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable--if anything is excellent or praiseworthy--think about such things. Philippians 4:8