We must maintain a clean conscience before God and man in order to be an effective Christian witness, and to live a consistent, obedient life. Guilt is often the cause of depression and serious health problems. In these articles on guilt resolution and living responsibly, Dr. Don Dunlap explains that it is not necessary to feel guilty in order to be guilty of wrong behavior or thoughts. He describes guilt as a particular standing before a holy God. He urges readers to be diligent to regain a clear conscience through repentance—the only acceptable remedy for guilt.

Click below for the following articles:

• Liberation from Guilt
  We must be willing to take full responsibility for our share of the blame.
• Are You Ignoring Past Offenses? Want to Escape a Blow Up?
  Unresolved past offenses do not fade as time passes. Instead they get bigger and more serious.
• A Clear Conscience Gives Us Peace of Mind
  As we seek to gain a clear conscience, we must be truly repentant, not merely sorry we got caught.
• Scripture Tells Us How to Ask for Forgiveness
  Here are the questions that we must consider before we ask someone for forgiveness.
• A Clear Conscience - It's Worth Fighting For!
  A Christian must take several practical steps in order to obtain and maintain a clear conscience.
• Getting Off the Emotional Roller Coaster
  Fearing God is vastly different from fearing man. When we fear God we obtain wisdom - and peace.
• Making Peace with Those We Offend
  God promises to forget our sins but other people don’t. Offenses never “go away.”
• The Path to Peace and Reconciliation
  We should not bring God an offering unless we first reconcile with an offended brother or sister.
• For Men Only: A Husband’s Personal Checklist
  Review an evaluation checklist of offenses that husbands typically commit against their husbands.
• For Women Only: A Wife’s Personal Checklist
  Review a self-evaluation checklist of offenses that wives typically commit against their husbands.
• For Teenagers Only: An Attitude Checklist
  Here’s a helpful “attitude checklist” for teenagers who are unhappy and depressed.
• For Adults Only: A Parent's Personal Checklist
  Review a self-evaluation checklist of offenses that parents typically commit against their children.
• For Christians Only: A Personal Checklist
  Review an edited version of “Breaking Up Fallow Ground,” by evangelist Charles G. Finney.