A good conscience is essential for reconciliation with both God and others. When we maintain a clean conscience through honesty and integrity, we remove barriers that prevent genuine relationships and spiritual wholeness with God and our fellow believers.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
The difference between the old and new standardsWhile the old standard of the Ten Commandments forbids murder, Jesus introduces a new covenant standard that forbids even the anger that leads to murder.Matthew 5:21
Prioritizing reconciliation before prayerWhen you are angry with someone, you should stop praying and first seek to be reconciled with your brother to maintain a good conscience.
Giving up your rights as a discipleMaintaining a clear conscience is difficult because it requires giving up your perceived right to be angry and choosing to apologize instead of justifying yourself.
The example of ZacchaeusZacchaeus was a wealthy, crooked tax collector who, despite being seen as hopeless, had a deep desire to see Jesus.Luke 19:2
Returning unrighteous wealth to GodIf you have unrighteously earned money and cannot find the original owners, you should give it to the poor or the church so that your wealth is cleared and blessed by God.
A good conscience is essential for reconciliation with both God and others. When we maintain a clean conscience through honesty and integrity, we remove barriers that prevent genuine relationships and spiritual wholeness with God and our fellow believers.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
The difference between the old and new standardsWhile the old standard of the Ten Commandments forbids murder, Jesus introduces a new covenant standard that forbids even the anger that leads to murder.Matthew 5:21
Prioritizing reconciliation before prayerWhen you are angry with someone, you should stop praying and first seek to be reconciled with your brother to maintain a good conscience.
Giving up your rights as a discipleMaintaining a clear conscience is difficult because it requires giving up your perceived right to be angry and choosing to apologize instead of justifying yourself.
The example of ZacchaeusZacchaeus was a wealthy, crooked tax collector who, despite being seen as hopeless, had a deep desire to see Jesus.Luke 19:2
Returning unrighteous wealth to GodIf you have unrighteously earned money and cannot find the original owners, you should give it to the poor or the church so that your wealth is cleared and blessed by God.