In Episode 8 of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill continue their exploration of the Integrity Wheel with a conversation on Blessing. Together they reflect on the many ways blessing is understood in Scripture, culture, and everyday life - and how those understandings shape the way we view success, identity, and well-being.

Drawing on the story of Jacob and the biblical idea of shalom, this episode considers blessing as something deeper than achievement or material gain.

In Episode 7 of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill continue their exploration of the Integrity Wheel with a conversation on Loss. Together they reflect on the many forms loss can take - from personal grief to shared cultural experiences - and how those moments shape our character.This episode considers how people move through loss, care for one another in difficult seasons, and continue forward with honesty, empathy, and faith.

In Episode 6 of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill continue their exploration of the Integrity Wheel with a discussion on Place. Together they reflect on how geography, community, history, and personal experience shape identity and character.

Through Scripture, storytelling, and reflections on “thin places,” this episode considers the significance of where we come from, where we are, and where we are going.

In Episode 5 of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill continue their exploration of the Integrity Wheel by focusing on Memory-Hope. Together they reflect on how memory shapes identity, how hope gives direction, and how both influence the way faith is practiced and passed on through generations.

Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and reflections on legacy, this episode considers how the past continues to speak into the present and future.

In Episode 4 of Everyday Ethics, David Morgan and Bill Tillman turn to Heroes & Heroines, the next spoke of the Integrity Wheel. They explore the role of moral examples in shaping character and consider what makes someone truly worth following.Through biblical reflection and everyday experience, this conversation invites us to think carefully about the people who influence our lives and the values those examples encourage.For more information, visit tbmaston.org/everyday-ethics.

In Episode 3 of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill explore calling as the bridge between what we value and how we live. Along the way, they consider the importance of understanding what is within us and how that shapes the way we contribute to the world around us.

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In Episode 2 of Season 2, David and Bill turn their attention to worship, the hub of the Integrity Wheel introduced in the previous episode. It's the central reference point of character formation, shaping how individuals understand right and wrong and guiding the values that inform everyday decisions.

The conversation moves beyond traditional definitions of worship to consider what a person truly values most. These ultimate commitments influence how we understand calling, respond to loss, and engage with others. When the center is aligned, the rest of life follows with integrity.

Season 2 of Everyday Ethics begins with a conversation on character and its role in shaping the way we live. David and Bill explore the meaning of character in simple terms -- doing what you should do, even when no one is watching -- and reflect on why it remains essential in today’s world.Introducing the “Integrity Wheel,” Bill offers a framework for understanding how character is formed and expressed. At the center is worship, which provides moral orientation. Surrounding it are the spokes. The experiences and influences that shape us: calling, heroes/heroines, memory/hope, place, loss, and blessing. These, in turn, find expression in the everyday decisions where values meet action.While rooted in Christian ethics, this conversation also points toward shared moral ground, emphasizing the importance of character in both individual lives and the broader community. As the season unfolds, the focus will move from ethical decision-making toward the deeper question of becoming people whose lives reflect integrity.