Living With Your Conscience
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Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of a clean conscience, as it is necessary for spiritual blessings and joy. Conscience is a spiritual organ that aligns our moral consciousness with God's definition of good and evil. A person with a perverted conscience is in great spiritual danger as they reject the truth and cannot repent, and a defiled conscience can lead to feelings of guilt and a loss of joy in life. To maintain a clean conscience, it is crucial to avoid sin and adopt patterns of living that avoid further violations, listen to conscience checks, and submit to authorities.
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In "Money," Steve Gregg explores the Bible's perspective on wealth and finances. While acknowledging the importance of money in people's lives, Gregg
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Moving from Milk to Meat
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Steve Gregg discusses the concept of moving from milk to meat in Christianity, which refers to transitioning from immature faith to mature faith. Milk
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Living by Faith (2022)
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In "Living by Faith (2022)," Steve Gregg discusses the concept of living a life of faith in God. This involves trusting that God has a purpose and act
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