Repentance

What does it mean to turn to God with your whole heart?

You can be sorry for what happened and still find yourself defending what you did. You can also want to turn to God and wonder whether He will receive you. Scripture speaks to both struggles.

In Repentance, Carol J Armstrong walks through the King James Bible to explain why God calls us to turn, how repentance and faith belong together, and what a changed life looks like in everyday decisions. From Nineveh's sackcloth and ashes to the father who ran to meet his returning son, these passages show the seriousness of sin and the mercy of God toward those who come to Him.

Across eight chapters, you'll explore the difference between regret and repentance, how to respond when the same sin keeps returning, and what it means to take responsibility when someone has been hurt. The book also addresses difficult passages about hardened hearts, falling away, and the unpardonable sin in their biblical context.

If you've wondered how to come to God after failure, Repentance brings you back to Scripture and to the Savior who calls you to turn to Him.