Conscience

None of us can deny the existence of that inner voice that approves and condemns our actions, but how many of us understand it? Naselli and Crowley seek to bring us to an awareness of our own moral compass. They show us what the conscience is, how it works, how to correct it when it disagrees with God, and what to do when our consciences clash with each other. \\r\\n\\r\\nThis is far and away the best book I've read this year. Nothing is more delightful than reading something that is thoroughly biblical, thoughtfully organised and makes sense of our own experience. The greatest strength of this book is its practical edge. The authors are eager to show us that in Christ our consciences have not only been cleansed but healed, and can now be put into service for God. Our conscience, far from being unreliable and irrelevant, can now be cultivated as a tool for holy living. \\r\\n\\r\\nThis book will benefit anyone who is seeking to test and approve God's will (Rom 12:2), especially in those areas where it is unclear if the matter is an issue of obedience or Christian freedom. Those engaged in cross-cultural ministries will especially benefit, for the book is written with an eye to responding wisely to clashes of conscience among believers (and unbelievers) from different cultures.