In Psalm 15, David gives us some great advice for living in a way that glorifies God. The things listed here are kind of no-brainers, but are also things that I think are so simple that perhaps we tend not to think of these things as being important.

Be honest. All the time. And not just with the words that come out of your mouth- make sure your intentions and motivations are truthful as well. Being honest in your heart is just as important as being honest with your words.

Don’t talk poorly about others. Even when everyone else is venting about that annoying co-worker that you all can’t stand. Or even if it’s your dorky sibling that just won’t leave you alone. Protect the reputation of others by holding your tongue.

Keep your promises. Even if a more appealing offer comes up, stick with what you’ve agreed to do. Even if it becomes costly to you, honor your agreement. Let your “yes” be “yes” and your “no” be “no.”

Be generous with people- be compassionate and share with others without wondering how they can pay you back.

This Psalm reminds us that true Godliness is woven into the fabric of our everyday lives. It's about choosing honesty, kindness, integrity, and generosity in every interaction, big or small. These qualities, though simple, are the very things that shape us into people who are fit to dwell in God's presence.