Daily Truth for Daily Victory

Daily Truth for Daily Victory is a daily Bible-based lesson about life, God, leadership, relationship, business, success, grace etc posted by Pastor Psalms. Nothing beats starting the day with a dose of God's word. Everyday there is a new message from God to you on this website - A word to empower your day, a word to charge your spirit, a word to make you victorious. Daily Truth for Daily Victory is codenamed #dt4dv on Facebook and Twitter.

Each daily message is accompanied by hourly live tweets and posts on Twitter and Facebook respectively. These tweets are inspirational quotes and messages derived each day lesson. Following these hourly live tweets provides you an avenue to stay attuned to God and His throughout your day. You saturate your mind with a steady inflow of God's word - that is how you stay victorious!

Faith and conscience

"And keep your faith and a clear conscience. Some people have not listened to their conscience and have made a ruin of their faith" (1 Tim 1:19, GNT)

As beautiful as faith is, it is also a very dangerous thing that must be handled with care. It is a virtue that can be easily abused. There is a very thin line between faith and fanaticism; a very thin line between faith and self-conceit. This is why faith must be guided and protected to remain within the borders of righteousness. This is specifically why Paul commanded Timothy to keep faith and a good conscience, to balance faith with a good conscience, to check and balance faith with conscience. He said some people (and in this our time, it would be a lot of people) have failed to listen to their conscience and as a result have made a ruin of their faith. The King James version says such people have made shipwreck of their faith... they have met a disastrous and disgraceful end. The conscience is a constant reminder of what is good and what is evil. So many christians have, while professing faith and neglecting their conscience, hurt others or engaged in questionable acts and characters. They will always tell you that they don't care what people think of them or their action; that the only thing that matters is what God thinks. But this is not a Christian mindset or attitude. As christians, we must be conscious and mindful of the impression our life or action is making on people. We must not exercise the liberty of our faith to the detriment or offense of others. continue reading »