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The Warning We Must Not Silence
Reading: Romans 1:18-25
Devotional: A smoke alarm does not create danger. It reveals it. Silencing the alarm does not make the house safe. In the same way, God's truth does not create our problem. It exposes it. When God speaks through His Word, through a sermon, through conviction, or through circumstance, the worst response is to remove the warning. Romans 1 makes clear that humanity has always had access to the knowledge of God. The question is never whether God has spoken. The question is whether we will respond. Today, refuse to silence what God is saying to your heart.
Personal Reflection: Is there an area of your life where you have been quieting conviction rather than responding to it? What would it look like to stop silencing the alarm and instead address the source?
Practical Application: Set aside ten minutes today in silence. Ask God to bring to your attention anything you have been suppressing or avoiding. Write it down and bring it honestly before Him in prayer.
