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The Grace of Repentance

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07 April 2011

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“When our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, said ‘Repent,’ he meant that the entire life of believers should be one of repentance.” — *Martin Luther, 1517* Is that how we think about repentance? Or do we instead think of it as something we are glad to have behind us, never...

“When our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, said ‘Repent,’ he meant that the entire life of believers should be one of repentance.” — *Martin Luther, 1517*

Is that how we think about repentance? Or do we instead think of it as something we are glad to have behind us, never to be repeated? In today’s churches, you may find it assumed that such repentance is unnecessary for sanctification or that we can even become Christians without first repenting.

By contrast, our forefathers were convinced that repentance is so central to the gospel that without it there can be no salvation, much less a spiritual life marked by transformation. Sinclair Ferguson helps us to see how repentance can regain rightful prominence in our own lives and that of our churches, leading us ultimately to the grace found in confession.

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“When our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, said ‘Repent,’ he meant that the entire life of believers should be one of repentance.” — *Martin Luther, 1517* Is that how we think about repentance? Or do we instead think of it as something we are glad to have behind us, never...

“When our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, said ‘Repent,’ he meant that the entire life of believers should be one of repentance.” — *Martin Luther, 1517*

Is that how we think about repentance? Or do we instead think of it as something we are glad to have behind us, never to be repeated? In today’s churches, you may find it assumed that such repentance is unnecessary for sanctification or that we can even become Christians without first repenting.

By contrast, our forefathers were convinced that repentance is so central to the gospel that without it there can be no salvation, much less a spiritual life marked by transformation. Sinclair Ferguson helps us to see how repentance can regain rightful prominence in our own lives and that of our churches, leading us ultimately to the grace found in confession.
The Grace of Repentance $14.99
Koorong code 317513
ISBN 9781433519833
Pages 64
Publisher Crossway
Publication date 07 April 2011
Dimensions 6 x 127 x 177mm
Weight 0.066kg
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    Sinclair Ferguson has the ability to pack so much into a small book. He presents the Biblical teaching on repentance, a study in Psalm 51, and a comparison of the medieval church with much of today's Evangelical church. He shows repentance to be a lifelong process,and a permanent necessity in the restoration of sinners. Much can be learnt from our forefathers who, in many cases, seemed to be much more serious about the Christian life than we are today. It is worth reading this book just to read the """"Guidance in Confession"""" by Horatius Bonar at the end of the book. \\r\\nThis is """"a must read"""" to any serious Christian, such a pity to see that it is now out of print. \\r\\n