In this powerful episode of Truth For Today, Pastor Terry continues the conversation on surviving infidelity and navigating the painful aftermath of betrayal in marriage.

Speaking directly to the one who has committed the betrayal, this message explores the difference between regret and true biblical repentance, the weight of sin, the path toward confession and transparency, and the hope of restoration through Jesus Christ.

Whether you are walking through the devastation of adultery, fighting for your marriage, or seeking healing and restoration, this episode offers encouragement, clarity, and hope rooted in God’s Word.

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Is healing possible after betrayal?  

Can a marriage truly be restored after infidelity?  

In this episode, Terry speaks directly to those walking through the devastating pain of betrayal and broken trust in marriage. Together, we explore whether healing, forgiveness, and restoration are truly possible when everything feels shattered.

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Pain has a way of stripping life down to what truly matters. In Psalm 39, David teaches us that suffering can either harden our hearts or deepen our perspective.

This message explores how seasons of pain should drive us closer to God, causing us to carefully consider our words, our time, and where we place our hope. Life is brief, fragile, and borrowed, so we must not waste our days chasing what is temporary while neglecting what is eternal.

In times of pain, proper perspective is found not by looking inward, but by drawing near to God.

In Psalm 32, David reveals the difference between the misery of hidden sin and the joy of restored fellowship with God. This message explores how true happiness is not found in success, comfort, or self-denial, but in the forgiveness that comes through God’s grace.

Concealed sin drains the soul, but honest confession opens the door to mercy, healing, and lasting joy. Through Christ, God not only forgives our sin, He restores us to fellowship with Himself.

Forgiven people are called to live joyfully, walk closely with God, and rest in Him as their refuge and hiding place.

In this episode of Truth For Today with Terry Fant, Terry is joined by special guest Josiah Smith for a thoughtful and honest conversation about what the Bible actually says concerning sin. Is the popular phrase “sin is sin” truly biblical? Does God view every sin the same way?

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In this episode of Truth for Today, Terry Fant tackles one of the most common cultural phrases: “I was born this way.” Is that idea biblical or misleading?

Looking at Scripture, Terry walks through what the Bible says about human nature, sin, and identity. Are our struggles the result of how God made us, or something deeper? From anger and addiction to lust and same-sex attraction, this episode explores the tension between cultural beliefs and biblical truth.

👉 If you’ve ever wrestled with identity, sin, or what it means to follow God in today’s culture, this episode will challenge and encourage you.

Are you searching for contentment in all the wrong places?

In this powerful message from Psalm 23, Pastor Terry unpacks the difference between living in contentment and living in want — and why the answer isn't about getting more, but about who's leading your life.

Whether your marriage feels too far gone, your anxiety won't quit, or you've been trying to be your own shepherd — this message is for you.

This message takes a careful look at what real repentance actually looks like: not surface regret, but soul-deep transformation.

This kind of sorrow doesn’t end in despair. It restores joy, leans on the Spirit’s help, and overflows into a renewed desire to tell others about God’s grace.

In the end, it recognizes the only true way home: not empty rituals, but a broken and surrendered heart before the Lord.

This message walks through the journey of true repentance: honestly facing our sinful nature, recognizing our inability to justify or hide our sin, and owning our guilt without excuse.

Sin is never small. It disregards God’s goodness, His Word, and ultimately God Himself. And while forgiveness is real, consequences are too.

Yet the story doesn’t end in ruin. Through humble repentance, God restores. He meets brokenness with mercy and rewrites what seemed beyond repair.