Here's Nancy Lee-Demause.

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.

It's Monday, October 29th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

The last several weeks, we've been in a series called Seeking Him.

Nancy's been going through the characteristics of personal revival.

We've explored humility, honesty, repentance, grace, and holiness.

And it's been great.

Well, she's not done.

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.

And actually, this principle, as we talk about it this week, will help us practically apply

what we've talked about over the past several weeks of this Seeking Him series.

We've talked about humility and honesty and repentance and obedience. Now those are just nice theological terms until you put

them into practice. And this principle of clearing our conscience with God and with others

allows us to put those basic theological truths into practice where the rubber meets the road.

We've been talking up until this point in the Seeking Him series, primarily about our

vertical relationship with God. And that's where revival starts. We've been seeking Him.

We've been dealing with heart attitudes, having a pure heart, a sincere faith,

and making sure that our heart attitude toward God is right, that our relationship with God is right.

Now, this week, we're going to turn the corner, and we want to begin to focus a little bit more

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