The Gospel of Repentance Ministries

We have all heard the phrase, "Well sin is sin!" We say that because we believe that all sin is the same and that there will be the same level of punishment for sin in the judgment.  What did Jesus have to say about it?

When our loved ones in Christ precede us in glory, what are they doing? Many people believe they are looking down and protecting us from heaven. While the thought is a nice sentiment, can it be supported by scripture?

Jesus said, "What profits a man if he gains the whole world and loses his soul?" Sadly, countless souls are lost because they refuse to surrender their lives to Jesus Christ. You have all heard the phrase, "I am the captain of my soul. I am the ruler of my fate!" Many say this because they believe they can create their own destiny. So, where is your destiny leading you to? There is very little tha...

Jacob and Esau serve as archetypes in God's divine choice of everyone who will ever live. In what way you may ask? Paul explains to us in Romans 9 why this is so.

Can we actually create death and life with our words? Do they contain that much power? There are some, perhaps many that believe that saying negative things can somehow produce negative energy in the universe. Is that really true?

The above verse said that God desires that no one perish, but that all come to repentance. Who are the "all" in this verse? Is it referring to all people indiscriminately, or are the "all" described here are the all in some limited sense? Understanding the context this verse is in is critical to the meaning of it.

Seems like a rhetorical question? The answer to this question may surprise some of you. It is important that we know where our enemy resides.  

What is the basis of God's calling of sinners into his kingdom? Is it based on foresight or foreknowledge? Does God choose us after we have chosen him first? Does he choose us in time or before time? Is God's election conditional or unconditional?

Can one say they have true saving faith if there are no works to support that faith? Do Ephesians 2:8-9 contradict James 2:14-26? On the surface, they appear to but they do not. Listen to find out why.

This episode briefly examines Proverbs 26 verses 4 and 5. It appears the writer Solomon is contradicting himself but he is not.

There are many people that declare salvation only to escape the fires of everlasting damnation. While that is definitely a reason to run to God, that should not be our only motivation to become a believer.

Critics of the Bible love to point out apparent contradictions to disprove the reliability of the Bible. When one is not objective minded, you can easily twist scripture to make it say what you want it to say. Those who engage in this Unbiblical practice do not realize the danger they are putting themselves in - opposing God and His word. This episode is a clear illustration of a matter that appea...

Some may wonder if we confess their sins to God, why is there still punishment? Please tune in to find out.

Is the Church merely a steeple with a cross on the roof? What does it mean to go to Church? Why do we attend Church? Accompanying blog article: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2014/07/ecclesiology-doctrine-of-church.html

Why does one man's sin Adam affect the entire human race? Is is fair to punish all for this man's act of rebellion when we were not even born until centuries later?

Is tithing God's financial plan? Since the tithe predates the law that does that mean the Church is required to do it? Are we robbing God if we do not tithe like God commanded Israel in Malachi 3:8-10?

In theology foreknowledge in relation to divine election has two main views, 1) does God look through time to see who will choose Him so in turns chooses them, or does God elect some to saving faith based on His own divine initiative?

A controversial subject to say the least. Many in the church see no problem with women serving as Pastors. Is it chauvinistic to say that women should not serve in this role? What if they believe they have been called by God to that office? What does the Bible have to say about it?

This glorious doctrine is misunderstood and despised by many because somehow many believe it brings God's fairness into question. Is that reasoning fair or true? Listen in to find out!

Was Jesus just a mere man who was a wise teacher who performed miracles or was He was God in the flesh?

Justification is a rich theological term. The term is used in Bibles that are literal in their translation and deal with a formal equivalence (word for word philosophy), but what does it mean?

Listen to see what providence means according to the Bible.

Listen how the Father displays His love to the Son and how the Son lavishes His love to us in this podcast.

Interestingly enough, the Bible says God hardened Pharaoh's, heart. The Bible also said Pharaoh hardened his own heart. What is actually going on here?

Is there a contradiction between Mark 1:12 and James 1:13? On the surface, they appear to. Listen to find out why they do not, rather they compliment one another.