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highest morals we know.
These warning systems continually alert us about
our choices.They send us signals of approval when
the choices we make are noble and upright.
This warning system is also set up to send out red
alerts... regarding the ridiculous and heinous choices
we make.
God has placed a conscience
within each of us. It is the voice
inside us that guides and tells
us what we should and should
not do.
Conscience is an inner sense
of right and wrong to help us live
the way we should. This moral
compass leads us to see life
situations in an honest and
righteous light.
God’s existence is obvious,
both throughout creation and
in our conscience.
God has placed a conscience within each of us.
The conscience acts as a monitor and counselor,
distinguishing between what is right and what is
wrong.
With internal nudges, our inner voice acts as an
insanely powerful Global positioning system to
guide the decisions we make. This moral compass
leads us to see life situations in an honest and
righteous light, determining which actions are
"right" and which are "wrong."
and/or warning to which we must conform.
Conscience is our inborn faculty, that spiritual
instinct which clearly and quickly motivates us
to choose right over wrong.
Conscience is the voice we
never regret heeding to.
Our conscience teaches and enlightens us. The silent
voice of the soul recognizes and understands the
difference between right and wrong.
The Scriptures also calls the
conscience the heart.
Something within the heart of every person approves
when we do right and rebukes when we do wrong,
and that something is OUR CONSCIENCE.
When we are in need, God speaks to us, and
He knows how to reach us because He speaks
our language and knows our hearts.
and clear or more of a whisper, can be a great
source of guidance when we need it most.
The wee small voice of God is essentially our
inner voice perceiving, discerning, distilling,
and communicating information in advance of
our needing it.
God is all wise, the gentle voice
of truth, and intelligence.
Our conscience perceives, detects, notices,
observes, recognizes, and knows. Our conscience
examines our behavior, both inner and outer,
clearly and accurately.
Conscience is the process of listening to our
innermost intuition of rightness... our inner voice
of truth.
Our conscience motivates us to do what we
know is right while discouraging us from doing
what we know is wrong.
In all that we do, allowing our inner voice to
guide us can help us show up as the very best
version of ourselves.
Our inner voice is our
higher self… God.
God will help us fully discern our wisdom,
guidance, and direction. The inner voice of God
will never lead us astray.
Humans are far from perfect, and we cannot make wise
decisions without God's guidance as well as His grace.
Conscience is defined as
"an inner sense that
distinguishes
between right and wrong."
The conscience should have ultimate
authority over all of our instincts.
The inner voice is the voice of
God speaking to us.
We can't just walk away from our conscience.
We can disagree with it, try to destroy it, even
corrode or petrify it, but we can never deactivate it.
According to the Scriptures,
"A good conscience,
desires to conduct itself
honorably in all things."
Basically... the conscience
monitors our thoughts, motives,
actions, and general manner
of life.
Conscience, if we can accept
its promptings,
will guide us through life.
God as our Creator, has created us as moral
beings. As such, God has equipped each of
us with a "built in" moral conscience.
Every child of God has a duty, a
responsibility, to constantly shape,
monitor, and maintain his or her
conscience.
As we cultivate our Spiritual development...
this helps in the evolution of our moral conscience.
When our thoughts, feelings,
or actions become inappropriate,
our conscience sees the truth.
Every child of God has a duty,
a responsibility, to constantly shape, monitor,
and maintain his or her conscience.
The shaping or forming of our conscience
simply means educating and training it.
We do this by learning and taking to heart
the objective moral law, as found in Scripture.
This shapes, forms, saturates our conscience
in objective moral truth.
Our "judgment" must be
properly educated in
God's Word,
then the conscience will
approve what God approves
and condemn what God
condemns.
If we insist on pushing past the limits
our conscience gives us...we will
lose our ability to distinguish
between right and wrong.
We live in a fallen world where we have all
been infected by wrongdoings, and as a result,
our conscience has become distorted.
If we do not listen to our conscience, it can
become desensitized, even to the point where we
become morally blind, swaying in moral
darkness.
We should know that
we are in trouble...
when, knowingly, we do the
wrong thing and it
no longer bothers us.
The Bible calls this condition...
a seared conscience.
A seared conscience
is one that is cut off, silenced,
and is beyond feeling.
Our conscience can be weakened, dulled,
and dimmed by the sin that we tolerate in our lives.
When we sin, refusing to acknowledge it as such,
it soils or defiles our conscience.
If we understand what it is and how it functions,
it can change our lives.
When the right and wrong choices
conflict... in good conscience...
we must follow the higher priority
of honoring God by doing what
is right and acceptable, without
question or hesitation.
True understanding
comes from within,
not from without.
An evil conscience is one that is so defiled,
so corrupt, it turns our values upside down,
confusing and blurring the distinction
between right and wrong,
moral and immoral.
When tempted to do the wrong thing,
are we listening to our conscience
or do we just ignore it and keep going?
Conscience does not cater to
our egocentric view of the world.
The overbearing voice of our ego can
drown out the voice of conscience...
leaving our perception of conscience
darkened and uncertain.
Then we begin to question ourselves...
'Is that conscience speaking to me,
or is it my ego?'
Remorse spurs us to improve,
and not repeat the same mistake.
Remorse opens the door to repairing
or making amends for our wrong acts.
Remorse teaches us how to discriminate
between the voice of ego
and the voice of conscience.
Our God-centered, wisdom-based conscience
can serve as a reliable moral compass
in any situation.
Our conscience is like a window.
When it is clean...
more light can enter into
our hearts and lives.
Our truest guidance in the conduct of our life
comes from our own conscience
and we profit spiritually
by becoming more able to notice
and act on its promptings.
Conscience is ultimately
the voice of God within us.
Our conscience is a
trustworthy compass.
May we keep filling our souls
with the Word of God each day,
so that God's Commandments
are in our hearts and constantly in our
consciousness.
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