1.1 The Greek term for repentance: Metanoia Matthew 3:2
1.2 Repentance as a change of mind, heart, and direction Acts 3:19
1.3 Repentance as a response to the conviction of sin John 16:8
2.1 Repentance as a prerequisite for forgiveness of sins Acts 2:38
2.2 God's desire for all to come to repentance 2 Peter 3:9
2.3 The role of repentance in the process of conversion Acts 3:19
3.1 Conviction: The Holy Spirit's role in bringing awareness of sin John 16:8
3.2 Confession: Acknowledging and confessing our sins to God 1 John 1:9
3.3 Change: Turning away from sin and towards God Ezekiel 18:30
4.1 A transformed life: Evidence of genuine repentance Matthew 3:8
4.2 Restoration: Repentance brings healing and restoration James 5:16
4.3 Joy in heaven: God's response to repentance Luke 15:7
5.1 God's kindness leads us to repentance Romans 2:4
5.2 God's grace and forgiveness in response to repentance Ephesians 1:7
5.3 The role of God's grace in empowering us to turn from sin Titus 2:11-12
6.1 The need for ongoing repentance in the Christian life Revelation 3:19
6.2 Repentance as a lifestyle, not a one-time event Luke 13:3
6.3 The role of repentance in spiritual growth and maturity Hebrews 6:1