Sermons on repentance

Rebuke, Repentance, and Forgiveness

In this sermon, we consider the important teaching of Jesus on rebuke, repentance, and forgiveness. There is much practical help that we need to do this constructively. More important than practical help, we must remember the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ toward us and follow his life and teaching. May this teaching help us all to deal with sin among believers and be characterized by humility and forgiveness. Passage: Luke 17:3-4

The Father and Two Sons

Jesus tells the famous parable of the prodigal son. In this parable we learn to about sin, repentance, and celebrating with those who are reconciled to God. What is most profound, however, is the picture of the love of God as expressed through the father in Jesus’ story. It is this love of God that should compel us to come and be forgiven our sins and this love of God that should cause us to celebrate the goodness of God.…

A Second Chance at Repentance

Jesus extends mercy and compassion again and again. Yet religious pretenders continue to reject him and harden their hearts. In this sermon we consider how the hypocrite exercises a counterfeit repentance and contrast that with true repentance. Note: The end of the video has some qualities issues as the sun streamed into the church during the sermon. Passage: Luke 13:10-21

Repentance: Its Root and Fruit

In this sermon, Pastor Tim examines John the Baptist’s message of repentance. This is the word he received from God to call people to clear the way to see the coming Christ. The call to repentance is the same call we are commanded to respond to today. Passage: Luke 3:1-14

Laying Your Gold in the Dust

Pastor Tim considers the final counsel of Eliphaz in Job 22. In poetic language, he touches on one of the most important truths in our pursuit of God–repentance. He defines repentance in an excellent way and specifically targets greed. May this truth help us put God first and experience the joy of having him as our gold, him as our treasure! Consider these questions:1. What are the four aspects of repentance mentioned in this sermon?2. In what areas do you…

Jesus’ Call: Repent, Believe, Follow

No matter who you are or what you’ve done, Jesus is calling you to repent, believe in the gospel, and follow him. What this looks like is important to understand as it has eternal significance. Don’t miss what Jesus preached, “for that is why [he] came out” (Mark 1:38).