Here's Nancy DeMoss Wogglemouth.

You know, if we don't have a clear conscience first with God and then with others, we will

experience debilitating consequences in many possible different ways in our lives.

It can be spiritual, emotional, or even physical consequences of not having a clear conscience.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Monday, April 11, 2016.

Here in mid-April, a lot of listeners are working to make their homes feel as fresh as possible.

It's spring cleaning time. This week, we're going to talk about a different kind of spring cleaning, one far more important than eliminating clutter or shaking out dust. Nancy will talk about having a clear conscience.

She writes about this in the workbook, Seeking Him, experiencing the joy of personal revival.

She's talking with us about the chapter on being right with God and right with others.

I want to talk this week about what I think is one of the most powerful, practical principles

in all of God's Word.

And it has to do with this matter of having a clear conscience.

As you begin to experience genuine revival, seeking the Lord for genuine revival. The place where it will first be seen,

most obviously, is in your relationships with other people, probably the people who live inside

the four walls of your own home first, then other church members and people you work with, etc.

The principle of a clear conscience. Someone has

described the conscience as the radar of the heart, the radar of the spirit. And you've seen

those radar screens and you can tell where the troubled weather has been, where it is, and

where it's headed. Because you get those really bright places on the radar, and you can see there's a difference

there.

There's trouble.

There's bad weather.

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