repenting

Join us this week as we continue the journey of Restoration! In this weeks episode, we will be discussing the fourth of the five apology languages, which is Genuinely Repenting. Learn about what it means to Genuinely Repent and find out if this is actually your apology language.  Continue this journey with us and discover what it really means to apologize. Plus, gain the tips, tools and insights you need to start cultivating an atmosphere of restoration in your family.

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QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY

• The definition of what it means to Genuinely Repent
• Learn what it looks like to walk out repentance
• Scenarios of when to use this apology language
• Discover if this is your apology language.

Understanding the Hebrew calendar is absolutely key to know what we should be doing before the Day of the Lord (the Kingdom) comes.  For thousands of years, God  taught His people year after year to spend an entire month doing T'Shuvah (repentance) as a rehearsal for the very day in 6001 (Tishri 1) when we stand before the Almighty and give account of our lives.

God wants to show us love and mercy when His books are opened on THAT Day.  He does not want our hearts clogged up by hurts, bitterness, broken relationships and demonic attacks.  We need to be restored. 

That's why He gave us T'Shuvah and it's what we should be doing now.  In this two-parter, I share personal stories of what I've learned in 50 years of walking with the Lord as to what T'Shuvah is and what it is not.

Just saying, "God, I'm sorry" doesn't cut it.  I invite you to learn what genuine T'Shuvah entails and what God taught His children so we would always be prepared for His Day.

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RECOMMENDED READING:
The Levitical Calling - by Candace L. Long (book)
"God's Call To Heal His Women" - by Candace L. Long (monograph)

Philippians 2:5-11

“Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross” (Phil. 2:5-8).

When one ponders such an unthinkable act of humility, Jesus Christ – very God of very God – humbling Himself in being clothed in humanity and coming down to earth to die the death of a criminal upon a rugged cross; how can we not humble ourselves before Him?  Why is it that so often, pride will keep us from saying sorry?  May the Lord grant us much grace to take to heart what Brian shares.   

Proverbs 16:18

It has well been said that the sin of pride is first and chief among all other sins and indeed is the very root of all sin!!  Pride simply put is having an inflated view of our own worth; it's arrogance and haughtiness; it is to usurp the throne of God which is His rightful seat alone.  How so you say?  In essence, pride says: "I will do what seems best by me" or in the word's of Satanist Aleister Crowley, "do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law".  Though the clear command and express will of God has gone forth, pride asserts that it will nonetheless do what is best in its own eyes!!

This message calls those who have lost their way in going away from God to return again to the LORD.  God promises, "...return unto me and I will return unto you, saith the LORD of hosts" (Malachi 3:7).  The problem is; this response is one which only the humble in heart can make.  The question is, will you humble your heart and return again to you first love?