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The commitment to have a clear conscience is an important key to personal and corporate revival. When our conscience is clear, we have nothing to be ashamed of.
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Podcast- Tue, Aug 19, 2008
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The commitment to have a clear conscience is an important key to personal and corporate revival. When our conscience is clear, we have nothing to be ashamed of. Join us as we explore what it means to have a clear conscience toward others and discover some practical steps to obtaining and maintaining a clear conscience.
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Article- Brian G. Hedges
- Thu, Aug 7, 2008
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One of the greatest Old Testament heroes was David, “a man after God’s own heart.” David was a shepherd boy turned king, and has been called the “sweet singer of Israel” because of his many songs, recorded in the Book of Psalms.
Despite David’s heart for God, he was a sinner. One afternoon while walking on his balcony, David saw a woman bathing. Inflamed with lust, he took Bathsheba for himself, even though he knew she was married.
When he later learned that Bathsheba was pregnant, he tried to trick her husband, Uriah, into sleeping with her, in ...
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- Brian G. Hedges
- Wed, Jul 23, 2008
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The Most Important Question Most of us have probably posed to others the question, “If you were to die today and stand before God in heaven and He were to ask, ‘Why should I let you into My heaven?’ what would you say?” The way people answer that question indicates what they are trusting in for their forgiveness and salvation. Even as spiritual leaders, we need to take regular inventory of what we are trusting in by asking ourselves the same question. If your answer would be, “I think You should let me into heaven because I tried to live ...
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- Dan Jarvis
- Wed, May 30, 2007
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When Life Action's revival team arrived in his Texas church, Rick Lawson had no idea what God had in store for him. “I was an engineering supervisor with one of the largest defense contractors for the U.S. government. In that role, I had top-level security clearance,” Rick explains. “During revival meetings at my church, God began to convict me about being dishonest years earlier when I had filled out my security clearance forms.” Rick had falsely checked “No” regarding pre-application drug use. “I had used drugs repeatedly while I was in college and on a few isolated occasions ...
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Movie- Wed, Sep 17, 2008
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