5-16đ Repentance: The Pathway to Restoration
- DR. MIKE STALLINGS
- May 16
- 1 min read
Repentance is not shameâitâs freedom. Itâs not about condemnationâitâs about coming home. True repentance isnât just feeling sorry for sin; itâs turning from it and running into the arms of a forgiving Father.
âRepent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord.â (Acts 3:19) âIf we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.â (1 John 1:9)
God is not reluctant to forgiveâHe is ready. He doesnât hold your failures over your head. Instead, He invites you to bring them to Him, where grace is greater than guilt and mercy washes you clean.
Repentance clears the clutter between your heart and His. It opens the door to healing, joy, and fresh intimacy with God. Itâs not about being perfectâitâs about being honest. And when we come with a broken spirit, He meets us with open arms.
đ Prayer: A Prayer of Repentance and Restoration
Father, I come to You with humility, asking for Your mercy. Iâve fallen short, and I need Your grace. Search my heart, reveal what needs to change, and help me turn fully back to You.
Thank You for the promise of forgiveness. Thank You that You never give up on me. Cleanse me, restore me, and help me walk in newness of life.
I choose today to turn from my sin and toward Your goodness.
In Jesusâ name,
 Amen.
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