The Way of Repentance
Embracing God's Gift for a Transformed Life
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Chris Brauns
How Grieving Your Sin Brings Abiding Joy—A Practical Guide to Biblical Repentance
People don't usually associate the word "repentance" with happiness, but Scripture says it's cause for celebration. Angels rejoice over sinners who repent. A once heartbroken father threw a party for his prodigal son. True repentance is "coming home" to find joy in God. Why do so many people today view it as a burden?
Pastor Chris Brauns explains that deep, abiding gladness comes when we grieve sin and turn toward Jesus. This thorough study of repentance examines the Old and New Testaments as well as the Westminster Shorter Catechism. It is made practical with reflection questions, prayers, and advice for daily sanctification. As listeners apply biblical principles, they will experience life-giving joy in their spiritual lives and restoration in their relationships.
- Practical Theology: Personal stories, reflection questions, short prayers, and advice help listeners live out the doctrine of repentance
- Fosters Ongoing Growth and Sanctification: Urges listeners to turn their hearts, minds, and wills away from sin and toward Jesus for faith that bears fruit
- Biblical Encouragement: Great for listeners who want to experience personal spiritual growth as well as restoration in their relationships
- Biblical and Pastoral Counseling: An accessible resource for pastors and counselors to use in motivating and equipping counselees
- Features a Foreword by Rosaria Butterfield
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I especially enjoyed the chapters going deeper into the responses of Judah and Reuben, examined in light of 2 Corinthians 7, as well as the impactful case made for the church community to actively aid in the process of repentance for the benefit of all parties involved. The clarity with which repentance is unpacked throughout this book is a testament to Chris Brauns' diligent study of Scripture, as every claim is grounded in biblical examples and references rather than mere opinion or tradition.
This is a book I highly recommend to anyone who wants to see how the Bible defines, calls for, and shapes genuine repentance. Read it alongside Unpacking Forgiveness and you will have a rich, Scripture-saturated foundation for two of the most important and often misunderstood graces in the Christian life.
The Way of Repentance
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