Repentance doesn’t just bring forgiveness—it brings joy in heaven. In Luke 15:7, Jesus reveals that there is greater rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine who think they need no repentance. In this devotional, we unpack the parables of the lost sheep, coin, and son, showing how repentance is not met with reluctance but with celebration. Discover how much your repentance matters to God, why heaven erupts in joy when the lost are found, and how we are called to join in heaven’s celebration when others turn to Christ.

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In this episode of Truth Over Tradition, we explore what it truly means for a church to reflect the heart of God. Too often, congregations preach grace but fail to live it, leaving repentant hearts rejected rather than restored. We dive deep into Scripture to show that no one, regardless of their past, is beyond God’s mercy when they come repentant or willing to learn repentance.

Through practical reflections, spiritual guidance, and real-world applications, we examine how individuals and churches can embrace restorative grace, support those walking in repentance, and reject legalism that diminishes the gospel. From personal relationships to church culture and community outreach, this episode provides tools for living grace intentionally and transforming lives.

Join us as we celebrate the power of restoration, encourage practical steps toward mercy, and remind listeners that God’s grace is universal and transformative.

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We all struggle with sin, but God provides a clear path to freedom through confession. In 1 John 1:8–9, the apostle John reminds us that denying sin is self-deception, but confessing sin opens the door to God’s faithful and just forgiveness. This devotional unpacks the reality of sin, the power of honest confession, and the promise that God not only forgives but also cleanses us from all unrighteousness. Whether you’re burdened by guilt or hesitant to come clean before God, this message will encourage you to walk in the light and embrace His grace.

Not all sorrow is the same. In 2 Corinthians 7:10, Paul explains that godly grief leads to repentance and life, while worldly grief leads only to regret and death. This devotional explores the difference between the two, using biblical examples like Judas and Peter, and reveals how true repentance brings freedom from shame and salvation without regret. If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, despair, or shame over your sin, this teaching will help you see how God uses godly grief to draw you closer to Him.

Repentance is not just about feeling sorry—it produces visible transformation in the believer’s life. In Luke 3:8, John the Baptist calls us to “bear fruits in keeping with repentance,” warning against empty rituals or false security. In this devotional, we explore what genuine repentance looks like, the danger of fruitless confession, and the hope of Spirit-led transformation. True repentance is not perfection, but direction. Join us as we learn what it means to walk in step with the Spirit and let God produce lasting fruit in our lives.

In today’s Truth Over Tradition Devotional, we continue our series on repentance by turning to Psalm 51:16–17. After his sin with Bathsheba, David discovered that what God desires is not empty ritual but a broken and contrite heart.

This devotional, “A Broken and Contrite Heart,” reminds us that true repentance is not about performance but humility. God will never despise the one who comes to Him broken, honest, and dependent on His mercy.

In Matthew 24, Jesus commands His followers to “stay awake and be ready” for His return. In this Truth Over Tradition Devotional Series episode, “Stay Awake and Ready,” we explore what it means to live with spiritual alertness, prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ, and walk faithfully in a world full of distractions.

You’ll discover:

Why watchfulness is vital in the Christian life

How to guard against complacency and spiritual drift

The hope and assurance we have in Christ’s promises

Be challenged and encouraged to live each day with faith, endurance, and readiness for the Lord’s return.

In Matthew 24, Jesus commands His followers to “stay awake and be ready” for His return. In this Truth Over Tradition Devotional Series episode, “Stay Awake and Ready,” we explore what it means to live with spiritual alertness, prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ, and walk faithfully in a world full of distractions.

You’ll discover:

Why watchfulness is vital in the Christian life

How to guard against complacency and spiritual drift

The hope and assurance we have in Christ’s promises

Be challenged and encouraged to live each day with faith, endurance, and readiness for the Lord’s return.

In Matthew 24, Jesus speaks of “The Coming of the Son of Man”—a moment that will be visible, powerful, and undeniable. In this Truth Over Tradition Devotional Series episode, we unpack the hope and urgency behind this prophecy, exploring what the Bible reveals about Christ’s return and how we are called to live in light of it.

This devotional will help you understand:

The biblical meaning of the Son of Man’s coming

Why does Jesus emphasize watchfulness and readiness

How believers can stand firm with hope and endurance

Join us as we reflect on the glory of Christ’s promised return and what it means for our daily walk of faith.

In Matthew 24, Jesus warns of false christs and reminds us of the unmistakable reality of His true return. In this Truth Over Tradition Devotional Series episode, “False Christs and The True Coming,” we explore how Scripture equips us to discern deception, remain steadfast in faith, and look with hope toward the day of Christ’s return.

You’ll discover:

The dangers of spiritual deception in the last days

What sets the true coming of Christ apart from false claims

How believers can stay awake, watchful, and ready for the Lord

If you’ve ever wondered how to recognize truth from counterfeit teachings, this devotional will encourage you to anchor your hope in God’s promises and the Gospel of Christ.