True repentance comes only through God’s goodness, which deeply plows our hearts to expose our need for him.

A holy and majestic God not only prepares a home for us but dwells in us.

As we labor to share the gospel, we must not offer the lost something Jesus himself never offered: salvation without repentance!

Believers won’t ‘go to Egypt’ when times are tough or the world turns on us, if we have truly seen the nature of the God who has called us.

Paul wrote often of a sorrow over sin, one that is genuine, that “sticks” in the life of the repentant person.

The book of Acts makes clear to us that the apostolic church preached unabashedly the gospel of repentance.

Jesus’s gospel was all about repentance and then salvation.

Encountering God should always change some part of our lives and move us toward what he wants for us.

If you have had a revelation of the Lord’s glory, you know what it means to taste his love, mercy, and forgiveness.

When God speaks of separating from the world, he doesn’t mean removing ourselves from it. The separation he desires takes place in the heart.