When you ask the Lord to show what it would take to clear your conscience, he might take you up on it.

That's what Dr. Jerry Kirk discovered.

I'm reminded of a time in a communion service where the Lord spoke to me very clearly that there were three people that I needed to be in touch with and work through our relationship.

And one of those was the mayor of Cincinnati.

And as a result of that, he and I were reconciled and brought back together.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday, April 15, 2016.

All week, Nancy's been sharing with us about the joy of having a clear conscience, being

right with God and other people. If you missed any of the programs, you can catch them at

revive our hearts.com. Today, we'll hear the prayers of a group of leaders praying for a revival,

and specifically praying that believers would discover what it's like

to have a clear conscience. We'll hear from Byron Paulus, Nancy DeMoss Woglmouth, Jeremy Story,

Kevin Adams, Al and Susan Henson, Al Whittinghill, Jim Simbola, and to start things off,

here's Dr. Jerry Kirk, the man who had to be reconciled with the mayor of Cincinnati.

He'd been reading the chapter on a clear conscience in the book Nancy wrote with Tim Grissom.

Here's Dr. Kirk.

I was surprised as I went through this chapter this week with the realization that there are some

persons again that I need to work this through with and sometimes because of theological

differences we presume it is okay to not treat one another relationally the way our Lord has said.

So I want us to focus in on our own sins, our own need for cleansing and purity of heart and reconciliation.

And maybe it's with some persons in the church.

Maybe it's racial issues.

But let's come to the Lord now and ask him to search our own hearts and bring to our minds

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