what age do you think christians should start repenting?
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I like this post here. When I was 25, I was living a sinful life, and God showed me what was going to happen to me and that I needed to turn from my sins that very moment. I realized that very day that I needed to make changes, and devote myself to Him, and not to "enjoying my life".
If you dont plan on turning from your sins now, you are not a Christian. I hope that one day God guides you to the truth, that you need to turn from your sins and come to Him right now.
If you dont plan on turning from your sins now, you are not a Christian. I hope that one day God guides you to the truth, that you need to turn from your sins and come to Him right now.
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For anyone listening, since OP ain't.
If you're in a relationship (married or dating), and you wronged the person, is your goal to "repent" as a last-ditch effort to hang on? Or do you repent because you love the person and were being an idiot at the time you hurt him/her?
In like kind, are we "repenting" to get the permanent-vacation-plan when we die, or because we're in a relationship with God and we know we hurt him?
Christianity isn't time shares. It's not a down payment toward permanent-vacation. It's marriage. It's loving God this much that you will do for him. And, it's marriage in that, yes, sometimes we do get selfish and do for us when we think we're more important than him. That's called sin, and the reason to repent.
[video=youtube;a8-6o_ultLg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8-6o_ultLg[/video]
If you're in a relationship (married or dating), and you wronged the person, is your goal to "repent" as a last-ditch effort to hang on? Or do you repent because you love the person and were being an idiot at the time you hurt him/her?
In like kind, are we "repenting" to get the permanent-vacation-plan when we die, or because we're in a relationship with God and we know we hurt him?
Christianity isn't time shares. It's not a down payment toward permanent-vacation. It's marriage. It's loving God this much that you will do for him. And, it's marriage in that, yes, sometimes we do get selfish and do for us when we think we're more important than him. That's called sin, and the reason to repent.
[video=youtube;a8-6o_ultLg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8-6o_ultLg[/video]