1.1 The Biblical Meaning of Repentance: A change of mind that results in a change of action. Acts 3:19
1.2 Repentance is not just feeling sorry for sin, but turning away from it. 2 Corinthians 7:10
1.3 Repentance is a gift from God, leading us to acknowledge our sins and seek His forgiveness. 2 Timothy 2:25
2.1 Repentance is necessary for salvation. Luke 13:3
2.2 Repentance is the first step in our response to the Gospel. Mark 1:15
2.3 Without repentance, we remain in our sins and face eternal separation from God. Acts 17:30
3.1 Conviction: The Holy Spirit convicts us of our sin. John 16:8
3.2 Confession: We admit our sins to God. 1 John 1:9
3.3 Change: We turn away from our sins and turn to God. Acts 26:20
4.1 Repentance leads to forgiveness and cleansing from sin. Acts 3:19
4.2 Repentance brings restoration and renewal in our relationship with God. Joel 2:25
4.3 Repentance results in a transformed life that glorifies God. Matthew 3:8
5.1 God calls everyone to repent. Acts 17:30
5.2 The call to repentance is a call to return to God. Joel 2:13
5.3 The call to repentance is urgent, for we do not know the day or hour of Christ's return. Revelation 3:19