If a documentary crew followed you around for 24 hours—recording your private conversations, your search history, and your thoughts—how different would that movie look compared to the "version" of yourself you show at school or church?

In a game or a movie (like The Chronicles of Narnia or Star Wars), characters usually have a "Code of Honor" they live by, even when it makes their mission harder. What are some "codes" or rules you see your peers living by today? How do those differ from what you think a "Kingdom Citizen" should live by?

The word "Integrity" comes from the word Integer, which means a whole number (not a fraction). Why is it exhausting or even dangerous to be a "fractional" person—being one person with your parents, another with your friends, and another online?

Tony Evans says we should set our standards before the pressure hits. Can you think of a time when someone (in a movie or real life) stood up for what was right even when it was unpopular? Did they seem to decide in that moment, or did it seem like they had already made up their mind long ago?

The word "Integrity" comes from the word (a)   .

The word "Integrity" means a (a)   number.

Tony Evans defines integrity as your (a)   reality matching your actions.

Tony Evans defines integrity as your internal reality matching your (a)   actions.

The ultimate test of integrity is who you are when (a)   is looking.

Public Integrity is like your (a)   ; it’s what people see on social media or at church.

Private Integrity is your (a)   ; it is the foundation of who you actually are.

If your private life is hollow, your public life will eventually (a)   .

You cannot build a skyscraper on a (a)   .

In the Bible, Daniel’s enemies looked for a (a)   in his character but couldn’t find one.

Daniel succeeded because he decided his standards (a)   , rather than waiting for the pressure to hit.

A Kingdom Citizen is not a (a)   Christian. They don’t just react to their environment.

To stay on track, you must identify your (a)   zones—the boundaries you will never cross.

A Kingdom Citizen never blames their (a)   for their lack of character.

To maintain integrity, you need three things: The (a)   : This defines what is right and wrong, not culture or friends.

To maintain integrity, you need three things: The (a)   : This gives you the power to say "no" to your flesh.

To maintain integrity, you need three things: Fellow (a)   : This is also called accountability. You need people who will ask you the hard questions.

To maintain integrity, you need three things: Fellow Soldiers: This is also called (a)   .

Is there a (a)   between who you are on Sunday and who you are on Monday?

Integrity isn’t just a rule; it unlocks God’s (a)   in your life.

Integrity isn’t just a rule; it unlocks God’s (a)   in your life.

Identify one "No-Go Zone" you need to set for your social media or friend group this week.

Who is one "Fellow Soldier" (friend, mentor, parent) you can trust to keep you accountable?

Tony Evans teaches that integrity often comes with a price (like Daniel being thrown into the lions’ den). In your world—whether it’s on a sports team, in a group chat, or in the classroom—what is the "cost" of having integrity? Is the reward of being a trusted Kingdom Citizen worth that price?

We often think integrity only matters during "big" moments (like not cheating on a final exam). However, Kingdom authority is built on the "little things." What is one small, private habit you can change this week that would bridge the gap between your public "brand" and your private "form"?

In a Kingdom Quest, nobody wins alone. If you were struggling to keep your standards, who is the one person in this room (or in your life) you would trust to tell you the hard truth? What is one specific area where you’re willing to ask them for help starting today?