Repent! – April 5, 2016

Today’s Translation: The Voice Bible | Weekly Video: Cut to the Heart (Acts 2:37-41)

“Peter: ‘Reconsider your lives; change your direction. Participate in the ceremonial washing of baptism in the name of Jesus God’s Anointed, the Liberating King. Then your sins will be forgiven, and the gift of the Holy Spirit will be yours.'” – Acts 2:38 (VOICE)

Live It Out!

Repentance is a fancy word for turning away from the things of this world and turning back to God. Because of the sacrifice made for us by Jesus, we should spend our time and energy living for Him rather than for ourselves. We are nothing without His love. The death and resurrection of Jesus should change your life. Are you living any differently now than you were before coming to Christ? Are you honoring His name? Are you taking His love for granted? These are questions we should be asking ourselves everyday as followers of Christ.



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