Psalm 139. David concludes this Psalm with a prayer we all need to pray. By understanding that God knows everything about us, that God has known us from the womb, and we cannot escape the presence of God, this prayer becomes more and more important to our lives.

Various verses. We must come to God when we feel the calling of the Spirit. We can’t come on our time or our terms. Are you following the leading of God?

Acts 2:37-38, Luke 9:57-62. In these passages of Scripture, we see two groups that heard the calling of Jesus, but only 1 of the groups responded. The other, wanted to come to Jesus on their terms, when they felt like it. Which would you be part of?

Today, we take one last look at the word Repent, as was preached by Peter, John the Baptist, Jesus and others. Today, will you repent of your sins and get things right with God?

To the 7 churches that Jesus wrote to in Revelation 2-3, 4 of them got warnings to repent, because Jesus knows their works. We need to take heed, we are called to repent as well.

When you repent, don’t look back. That’s a problem many of us face, we are drawn back to do the same sins over and over again. How can we keep from doing that? We will look at some things that should help you in your walk.

Acts 19:18-29. Because people were responding to Paul’s message, the silversmiths and makers of the goddess Diana got upset. Don’t let what others think cause you to not repent.

Acts 8:9-25. Point 1 is “Once you repent, don’t try and connect the past with the future.” All too often, we try and hold on to little things that characterized our life before Christ. If we try and connect our old life before Christ, with our new life with Christ, then we really haven’t repented.

Various. Taking a close look at several verses where we discover that we must prove our re

Various verses. Repentance is key to our relationship with the Lord. Today, let’s look at some verses that tell us important things about repentance.