Audio Sermon
About This Sermon
In tonight's teaching, we talk about the biblical foundation for repentance. Join us as we look at God's Word to learn the why, what, and how of repentance. Repentance is an inside out movement away from our sin and to Christ.
Scripture: Ephesians 1; Mark 1:15; Genesis 1:28; Genesis 2:16-22; Genesis 3:8; Matthew 4:17; Romans 8:29; Revelation 21
Study Guide
A few ideas to carry with you, discuss with your group, or revisit during the week.
Practical Takeaways (5)
- Repentance is turning your heart from sin to Christ in faith.
- You don't graduate from the gospel; repentance is the whole duty of the Christian life.
- True repentance starts with acknowledging and confessing your sin to God.
- Repentance is an inside-out movement: internal heart change produces external action.
- God is faithful and just to forgive and cleanse those who confess their sins.
Discussion Questions (5)
- What does Jesus mean when He says, 'Repent and believe in the gospel' in Mark 1:15?
- How can you tell the difference between true repentance and just feeling bad about your sin?
- What would it look like for you to invite the Holy Spirit to search your heart like David did in Psalm 139?
- Is there an area where you have been putting off repentance that needs immediate change?
- How does resting in God's promise to forgive help you move forward after confession?
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