Romans 8:10. Righteousness is a religious value we should all aspire to because it will bring us eternal life with God. From a Christian perspective, righteousness means to be in right standing with God. Because we are all born in sin (disobedience to God), the only way we can be in right standing with God is through Jesus. By accepting Jesus as our Lord and Savior, we do not need to sin any more. Through Jesus Christ we can live in right standing with God. Though Jesus Christ we are able to hold the religious value of righteousness in our heart.

Proverbs 16:11. The idea of “Value” is a very important concept in the Bible. There are many examples in the Bible where it tells us how to add value in relationships and business transactions. One example is the concept of providing fair market value at a fair price. Proverbs 16:11 says, “A just weight and balance are the Lord's ...”. In ancient times, weights and balances were used to value the costs of goods and to weigh the money used to pay for a product. In those days, the same type of coin could have different sizes and weights.

Matthew 6:33. A core Christian value is for us to rely on God to answer all of our needs. He knows better than us what we need and do not need. How many times have you bought a new gadget or appliance for the home and then found out that you did not need it? How many times have you worried yourself sick about something and then it never happened?

1 Timothy 6:11. Patience is not learned in a vacuum. People seek to learn patience because they are trying to change the way they live. They are aspiring to have their actions line up with their purpose. They are trying to flee or change the way they live. From a Christian perspective, patience is a virtue that only comes with acquiring other virtues such as righteousness, godliness, faith, love, and meekness (1 Timothy 6:11-12, “But thou, O man of God, flee these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, meekness.