Before Jacob went back to the place where the God first appeared to him, Jacob had some baggage he had to unload. He did, and he not only got back to Bethel, but he developed a particular report among the people around him.

Judas, one of Christ's twelve closest companions, came right to the door of salvation and yet failed to enter in.

A continuation from the previous radio broadcast regarding the definition of repentance, a look is given to the fruit of repentance according to Job 42 and 2 Corinthians 7.

Repentance as included in the salvation experience, and not at odds with such.

A message concerning consequences.

The Church of Jesus Christ is not dead. She's sleeping. One touch from her Lord is all it takes to wake her up.

With 1 Corinthians, Paul hoped to see the church repent and correct various issues. It happened, and 2 Corinthians 7 is Paul retrospectively looking at the situation in relation to his labor put forth in the first epistle, as well as the church's response in repenting.