Conscience

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Acts 5:1–11 reveals that the greatest threat to the church isn’t external persecution but internal deception. Ananias and Sapphira’s choice to appear generous while secretly withholding exposed a deeper issue—valuing reputation over reverence. Their sudden deaths weren’t about the severity of their sin but the sacredness of the moment, as God established the holiness of His church. This passage reminds us that God is sovereign and good, and that true faith isn’t about looking holy—it’s about walking humbly. When believers compromise integrity, they diminish God’s glory in their hearts and distort their identity in Christ. But when the church lives with deep reverence and authentic surrender, it becomes a powerful witness to a watching world.

From the series: Summer in the Psalms: Vol 2

Can we always trust what our conscience tells us? What do we do with our guilt and shame? In Psalm 51, we hear the repentant heart cry of King David after he is confronted with his sin of adultery and murder.

From the series: All In

In a world that can seem evil and cruel, what brings the healing we need? We continue our discussion in 1 Peter 3 and discover....The Cure To Every Injustice.

Being tempted is not the same as sinning. A grace-filled look at the guilt many of us feel and what the Bible actually says about temptation.