Quiet Time Notes
Notes from my daily Quiet Times with God
Repentance (part II)
December 28th, 2010Previous |
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Ephesians 4:20-24.
- Repentance is turning from an old life to a new one.
- Negatively, what must be “taken off”?
- Positively, what is the new attitude to be embraced?
- What is “put on” in place of the “old self”?
- Repentance orients us toward God and the true life and purpose we were created for: to become like him in righteousness and holiness.
- What do you need to “take off” and “put on”?
2 Corinthians 7:8-11.
- What is the difference between “worldly sorrow” and “godly sorrow?”
- What kinds of attitudes characterize godly sorrow?
- Have you previously confused worldly sorrow with true repentance?
- We must consider the destructive consequences of our sin and what our sin cost God, because only godly sorrow leads to repentance and salvation.
- Repentance is above all a matter of heart.
Luke 15:11-32 or Luke 19:1-10
- Examples of heartfelt repentance.
- What kind of fruit did their repentance produce?
- How did they feel after repenting? How did God feel?
- What will repentance look like for you?
Key Phrase: Godly sorrow leads to repentance and salvation