Warren Wiersbe on Conscience
“Conscience is that inner judge that warns us when we have done wrong, or praises us when we have done right.”
Warren Wiersbe, Songs in the Night, p. 18.
Source: Song in the Night
I have grown to love the writings of Warren Wiersbe. Wiersbe pastored Calvary Baptist Church in Covington, KY, and then Moody Memorial Church in Chicago from 1971 to 1978. He is well known as a speaker and writer. I find it interesting that Wiersbe …
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