Genuine repentance acknowledges sin, abandons its supporting arrangements, repairs harm where possible, and produces a changed course.
Demonstrating Repentance Through a Changed Course
Placing Your Faith in Jesus Christ and His Sacrifice
True faith relies on Jesus Christ and His sacrifice, receives God’s grace, and continues in obedient allegiance to the risen Savior.
Examining Your Life by the Standard of Scripture
Examine Christian belief and conduct by Scripture, replacing self-justification with honest correction and faithful obedience.
Daily Devotional for Monday, October 19, 2026
Second Timothy 3:5 warns against religious appearance that conceals persistent disobedience and rejects the corrective authority of truth.
Keeping God’s Promises in View Through Suffering
God’s promises sustain endurance when suffering is judged through Scripture, resurrection hope, and confidence in the righteous future He has declared.
Podcast Episode: Turning Biblical Convictions Into Consistent Habits
Biblical convictions become consistent habits through definite obedience, practical preparation, righteous replacement, and faithful return after failure.
Turning Biblical Convictions Into Consistent Habits
Biblical convictions become consistent habits through definite obedience, practical preparation, righteous replacement, and faithful return after failure.
Receiving Correction Without Protecting Your Pride
A teachable Christian examines correction by Scripture and facts, accepts real responsibility, and values changed conduct above personal reputation.
Overcoming Envy and the Habit of Comparing Yourself
Envy weakens when Christians examine their own conduct, acknowledge actual blessings, and learn to rejoice in another person’s good.
Distinguishing Genuine Guilt From Unjustified Self-Condemnation
Biblical discernment distinguishes real sin requiring repentance from accusations built on fear, impossible expectations, or misplaced responsibility.
