Acts of the Apostles 23:1

How we view our work – in service to ourselves or in service to others – makes all the difference in our ability to be witnesses for Christ. Paul gives us a powerful example of what it looks like to shift from self-interest to serving others so that we can be a light for Christ at work.  

Every believer longs to walk in truth and live rightly before God—but how can we keep a clear conscience in a world of moral confusion? This five-day plan explores what it means to live with a good conscience before God, as Paul declared in Acts 23:1. You’ll learn how God’s moral law is written on every heart, how the Holy Spirit refines our conscience, and how faith keeps it tender and aligned with truth. Whether new or mature in faith, this plan helps you understand, respond to, and walk joyfully with a clear conscience before God.

The message of the gospel contains such power in it that becomes an unstoppable force. Join the apostle Paul in his last days as he “fights the good fight, ” “keeps the faith,” and “finishes the race.” The struggles and opposition he faced are no different from the ones we encounter today. Learn from him and be inspired to bring transformation fighting the good fight.

The Conscience. The spirit of the believer is not passive or dormant; it is alive and functional, designed by God to carry out three vital operations: intuition, conscience, and communion. These are the channels through which the human spirit interacts with divine realities, discerns truth, and maintains alignment with God’s will. In this series, our focus will be on the conscience, that inward witness that bears testimony to what is right or wrong. The conscience serves as a moral compass within the believer, guiding decisions, affirming righteousness, and warning against error. Let's dive in!