A Good Conscience

Brother Roger uses an allegory of a prince trapped by a dragon to illustrate how toxic shame isolates people, whereas healthy guilt exposes specific sins to be healed. To move from a defiled conscience to a clean conscience, listeners must cross a three-part bridge consisting of remorse, repentance, and restitution. Ultimately, salvation is not merely a passive covering of evil, but an inner transformation through the cleansing blood of Jesus that brings heaven into daily life.