Sometimes some people say that the Holy Ghost accused or condemned them, but that’s not true because the Holy Spirit does not condemn or accuse His children. He only convicts the world of sin, of righteousness and of judgment. Such conviction does not apply to the Christian because the relationship between the Christian and the Holy Spirit does not include accusation or condemnation.
God is good; He doesn’t accuse you. Instead, He puts His light inside you so you can check yourself and
know when you’re wrong. No wonder Paul said in Colossians 1:21-22 that “…now hath he (Jesus) reconciled (you) In the body of his flesh through death, to present you holy and unblameable and unreproveable in his sight.”
When God raised us up with Christ Jesus and brought us unto Himself, He declared us unreproveable and unblameable. If we’re unblameable in the sight of God, who on earth dares condemn or accuse us? We’re God’s elect, and it’s God Himself who has justified us. If you’ve been taught wrongly, you can condemn yourself, because your human spirit has not been trained in the things of God. However, the Bible tells us that even when our heart condemns us, God is greater than our heart (1 John 3:20). So what should you do when you feel condemned because you don’t know what God’s Word says about an issue? Go back to the Word and find out what it says!
If you remain in ignorance, when you hear something judgmental and religious, you won’t be able to discern what God’s mind is about it, and you’re likely to feel condemned. If your heart has been exposed to the truth of God’s Word, you will walk in the liberty into which God has called you even in the face of the devil’s scathing accusations.
God loves you and has given you a great image of yourself. His Word has set your spirit free. What a gospel! He wants you to think good about yourself. Never look down on yourself; for God has elevated you!
