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This sermon explains that saying “I have sinned” can mean very different things, depending on what is in a person’s heart. Some people confess only out of fear, habit, or despair, and their words lead to no real change. True confession comes from a sincere heart that turns to God for mercy, like the prodigal son who returns home and is fully forgiven.
A sermon delivered by Charles Spurgeon on January 18, 1857.
By Daily Sermon StationThis sermon explains that saying “I have sinned” can mean very different things, depending on what is in a person’s heart. Some people confess only out of fear, habit, or despair, and their words lead to no real change. True confession comes from a sincere heart that turns to God for mercy, like the prodigal son who returns home and is fully forgiven.
A sermon delivered by Charles Spurgeon on January 18, 1857.