The Crucial Role of an Informed Conscience | (Feb 28, 2026)

Описание: Most of us know people who have what we call a “tender conscience”—they’re always concerned about whether or not they’re doing the right thing. They are what me might call “overly conscientious.” Likewise, most of us probably also know people who seem to have no conscience at all. If something works to their advantage, that’s all that counts. It’s kind of a variation on the “might makes right” approach to life. Such people rarely encounter any situation that gives them moral pause. But somewhere, there's a middle ground in which our conscience provides beneficial moral guidance but doesn’t shackle us with an inordinate sense of uncertainty and guilt.

In our worship service this Saturday, February 28, at 11:30 am, at Graceworx Community Church (9913 Bear Lake Road, Apopka, FL 32703), we’ll consider what the apostle in Paul has to say about conscience in Romans 2, comparing it with a few other biblical passages. Sam Johnson will be our pianist and song leader for our praise and worship. Vocalist David Peterson will share his musical talent in a couple of solos.

In our Adult Bible Study, held at 10:00 am in the church boardroom, moderator Millie Preussner will host the third week of a six-week series titled “Jesus in Our Generation.” Covered already are Technology and Religion. This week will be Money.
If you can’t be physically present for our 11:30 am worship service, you can go to Facebook (  / graceworxapo..  ) or Youtube (   / @graceworxapopka   ) and watch the livestream. Or watch it later as an archive on either site. You’re more than welcome at Graceworx in whatever way you choose to participate.

Peace and blessings to all.
—Pastor Jim Coffin.”

Announcements:
Current Adult Bible Study Series Continues: “Jesus in Our Generation.” Author: Ben Stuart. Description: Every generation approaches the world a bit differently, impacting their view of God, self, and neighbor. For young adults, major advances in technology and rapidly changing social and political landscapes have left us scrambling to find—or even define—truth. How do we adapt to cultural revolutions while remaining anchored to God’s unchanging word? In this six-session series, author and pastor Ben Stuart will discuss the major areas in our lives that are directly impacted by modern culture. Discover God’s timeless wisdom for this generation and truths that will anchor us in Christ. Topics already covered: Technology and Religion. Coming: Money (the focus for February 28), then Conflict, Vanity, Diversity. 10:00 am in the Church Boardroom.

MARCH 14: Our music will be provided by James and Zory Hall, trumpet player and vocalist, respectively. Then, right after the church service, we’ll have our quarterly Fellowship Lunch in the Church Hall. Watch for more details.