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[008] Repentance : Is Repentance a One-Time Thing or a Lifestyle?

[008] Repentance : Is Repentance a One-Time Thing or a Lifestyle?

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S1:E8 – Repentance

There is a massive difference between being broken over your sin and just being broken over getting caught. In this episode, we look at the vital link between repentance, obedience, and daily sanctification. True repentance isn't a one-time transaction at an altar—it’s a daily lifestyle of turning away from the dark and running toward the light.

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