Episodes

Brad Shockley

Dr. Ronald K. Powell

• Last week we spoke on “sinful security.” This is a false security that believes in a Historical Jesus and assumes that since Jesus died for their sins that they can live in the old Adamic nature without repentance from that old nature and truly not having been born again are consequently still lost and in their sin. • The Truly Born again have been changed and abhor the old man and his ways. Today's installment will deal with the issue of Genuine Repentance, taking out text from 2 Corinthians 7:10-11.

Ron Burtz

Repentance—a 180 degree turn from one's sin to the Savior—is an essential element in salvation, along with faith in Christ alone. However, repentance is also an ongoing discipline of the Christian life and part of our progressive sanctification. In this message we take a close look at 2 Corinthians 7 to learn about the kind of sorrow that leads to true repentance.

Pastor John Stirewalt

Pastor Joshua Lim

As we continue in the book of Jonah, in chapter 3, we'll see God graciously call upon Nineveh to repent. And then we'll see how God graciously responds to Nineveh's repentance with mercy. Repentance, from beginning to end, is an act of grace - the call to repentance, the act of repentance, and the response to repentance are all truly God's gracious gifts to us!

Clarke Dixon

In Isaiah we read “In repentance and rest is your salvation” (Isiah 30:15). Some people may think it should read “in repentance and stress is your salvation.” Today we will discover that Isaiah had it right!

Ron Burtz

While the word "repentance" is found throughout the Bible in both Old and New Testaments, it seems to have fallen out of favor in the church in our day. It is thought by many to be a negative term, and yet it was at the forefront of the ministries of John the Baptist, Jesus Christ and the Apostles. This message seeks to correct that misunderstanding and show the priority the Bible places upon repentance in the conversion of sinners and a lifestyle of true biblical repentance.

Pastor Brad Wickersheim

This is the fifth study in our series, "Comfort and Courage," and in the study we are looking into Psalm 51 where we see "Repentance and Forgiveness."

Dr. Danny V. Ray

Wednesday 10/20 Great Words Of The Gospel, Repentance Luke 15 verses 3 thru 24

Michael H. McIlwain

Repentance and Faith are core elements of the doctrine of salvation. Today Pastor Michael looks at Acts 11:18 and Ephesians 2:8 and shares how repentance and faith are necessary elements of salvation that are given by Christ. The sinner does not work these things up, but does have exercise these elements to be converted. Central Baptist Church 3576 Highway 90 Liberty, TX 77575 musicmike1707@gmail.com

Dr. Danny V. Ray

Rays Of Hope ✝️ Light From God’s Word A Prayer Of Repentance Psalm 51

John Macdonald

Repentance means a genuine deep sorrow for the way you have lived or are living. Real repentance brings complete relief from sins crushing burdens and a 180 degree turn-a-round in the way you live your life. It is no longer a life to be lived for self and its own selfish ambitions but a life that you desire to live through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit to the glory of God.

Dr. Danny V. Ray

Tears of Repentance Welcome To Coffee and Conversation, Encouragement for Today, Rays of Hope Coming from the Gordon Avenue Baptist Church of Adel, Georgia Acts 3:19

Dr. Danny V. Ray

Encouragement For Today Rays Of Hope ✝️ A Heart For Repentance 2nd Samuel 12 Verse 13

Pastor Tom Graves

We’re all sinners, but how we respond to our sin is what matters. Today Pastor Tom makes a great point in his message that experiencing forgiveness and repentance isn’t only for our benefit, but for others as we faithfully share our testimony. When we’re healed of our sin then we’re better equipped to help others. But if we’re caught up in it, then we can’t be as effective for Christ and His plan for our lives. God desires for us to die to sin and live for righteousness.

Pastor Tom Graves

We’re all sinners, but how we respond to our sin is what matters. Today Pastor Tom makes a great point in his message that experiencing forgiveness and repentance isn’t only for our benefit, but for others as we faithfully share our testimony. When we’re healed of our sin then we’re better equipped to help others. But if we’re caught up in it, then we can’t be as effective for Christ and His plan for our lives. God desires for us to die to sin and live for righteousness.

Pastor Joshua Lim

Paul is wrapping up this section of his letter in which he's been making his appeal to his friends in Corinth to be reconciled to him. And Paul has much reason to be comforted and joyful. He has received news from Titus that the Corinthians have responded well to his "sorrowful letter", which called on the Corinthians to repent. In this passage we see what true repentance looks like. True repentance is encouraged through loving relationships, it is spurred on by godly grief, it results in real life change, and it multiplies shared joy.

DR. DANNY V. RAY

A Call To Repentance 2 Corinthians 7:10

Ron Burtz

In the 21st century repentance is often treated as a harsh and negative word, yet when properly understood it is a concept that brings life and renewal to those who practice it. This is a survey message that looks at the subject of repentance as it appears throughout the Bible and examines its gospel implications.

Pastor Stephen Land

Addressing the topic; where we initially take on the Name of Christ, turn our back on sin and the burdens sin brings in our lives. Does this mean that everyone who repents will no longer ever sin...? Absolutely not, however a key to growing in the Lord and not living in condemnation is to have a repentant hear. My dad used to say (when I was just a child), if you fall, don't fall past your knees, then get back up...!!! It is our prayer that the Love of God abounds unto all who take the time to listen to...

Pastor Nate Roschen

Psalms of Ascent: Psalm 120 Repentance What are the psalms of ascent? They are the fifteen psalms that the Hebrew people would read or sing as they ascended on their thrice-a-year pilgrimages to Jerusalem for their great worship festivals. The ascent to Jerusalem was both literal and metaphorical. Topographically, Jerusalem was the highest city in Palestine, and so all who visited spent much of their time ascending. But the trip also acted out a life lived upward toward God, developing in maturity – what Paul described as, “…The goal, where God is beckoning us onward – to Jesus” (Philippians 3:14)....

Bishop Wilson

In this lesson Bishop discusses the subject of Repentance.

Frank Foreman

One of those simple books of the Bible that can be read in its entirety rather quickly is the book of Jonah. While there are many wonderful lessons that can be found in the book, the story arc of Jonah is pretty straightforward. In fact, the story of Jonah has, for many years, inspired a simple outline of the book. It is, in some form or fashion: Jonah running from God, Jonah running to God, Jonah running with God, and Jonah running against God. ---------- In the second chapter, Jonah offers a prayer of repentance. He realizes that he has...

Pastor Scott Snow

Text for today's message: Matthew 3:1-12