Romans 2:15
“They shew the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience bearing witness therewith, and their thoughts one with another accusing or else excusing them.”
What of Today’s Verse…
Conscience holds the mirror to the inner life, and shows us just what we are in the light of God’s infinite purity and righteousness. The word is derived from the Latin con, with; scio, I know. Conscience is what a man knows with or against himself.
Sometimes we can meet ourselves with a smile; this is what we term a good conscience; at other times we do not like to meet ourselves, but feel ashamed–we cannot deceive ourselves, or hoodwink conscience. We know, and we know that we know that this is right and that wrong; this is good, and that evil. Conscience is an ill bed-fellow, says the old proverb, and when we are troubled with evil dreams, turning, tossing, starting up in fear, rest becomes impossible. It is very necessary to keep on good terms with your conscience, and we do not wonder that the Apostle made it his aim to preserve a conscience void of offence towards God and man (Act_24:16).
All men have a conscience, else God could not judge them; there would be no standard by which to try or convict, but in most cases conscience is uninstructed. It judges rightly, so far as it knows, but its knowledge is scant, and its power of making accurate distinctions is limited. The Christian conscience is illumined and instructed by the light that falls on it from the face of Christ. See to it that your conscience is constantly corrected by Christ’s standard. Never tamper with conscience, nor gag her protestations, nor drown her voice. Never say it does not matter for once in a way. Never dare to let her voice wear itself out. To behave thus is to tamper with the most delicate moral machinery in the universe. Let us see that our hearts are sprinkled from an evil conscience in the blood of Jesus, so that we may draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith (Heb_10:19-23).
Let us Pray:
O Lord, give me Thy Holy Spirit in greater measure that His saving presence may cleanse my conscience, and His holy inspiration enlighten my heart. Amen.
Words of Wisdom
Attraction
God’s love in me attracts my highest good.
When I focus on my heart space and the love inside of me, I immediately become a spiritual magnet–a mighty force attracting more love into my life, aligning me with God’s good.
God’s love within me has the power to attract harmony and abundance. The process begins as I turn within for prayer and release any concerns or needs to God. Blessing my circumstances, I faithfully affirm the power of God’s love to fulfil my heart’s desire. Divine love expressing through me attracts loving relationships and opportunities that are in alignment with my highest values. Radiating love, I am a force that attracts the blessings of God into my life.
God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit that has been given to us.–Romans 5:5
