Teaching by Tag: Repentance
A Better Healing (Or, I’ve Got Issues)
As we walk through life in this broken world, our greatest issue is not physical, mental, emotional, social, or political. Our greatest issue is spiritual. Our greatest need is to be forgiven of the sin and the debt that it incurs.
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In the Beginning, Part 53: The Coat and the Cup
When Joseph’s brothers sold him into slavery, they took his coat and used it to bring great pain to their father. But when a missing cup threatens the life of their youngest brother Benjamin, Judah is willing to offer his own life instead.
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Psalms: Getting to Know the Ways of God, Part 12 (Psalm 51)
Transparency before God and men brings healing to the soul.
Watch / ListenPsalms: Getting to Know the Ways of God, Part 11 (Psalm 51)
We may not be 100 percent responsible for the conflict, but we are 100 percent responsible for our contribution to that conflict.
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Taking God Seriously, Part 3
Obedience is a key part of the Christian life, and God enables us in whatever He has called us to. It is not our purpose as Christ-followers to pass moral judgement on the world and society at-large. Rather, we are to uphold the testimony of the Gospel by holding fellow Christians accountable to obedience to the Word of God.
Watch / ListenTaking God Seriously, Part 1
The story of Jonah is about a man who knows God and has sound theology, but does not take Him seriously. In this way, the story of Jonah is really the story of our lives. We are more fearful of those who might find out about the hidden aspects of our lives rather than the One who already knows. All sin can be traced back to not taking God seriously.
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Handle with Care
Being rebuked or corrected is rarely a comfortable or fun experience, but rebuke always requires a response from us. How we respond to rebuke will reveal our level of repentance on the matter, so we must handle rebuke with care.
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