The Gospel of Repentance Ministries

The classic question of the pessimist.  They insist that God cannot be real because of all the evil that exists. They also are convinced that if God exists He does not have any power or He does not love mankind due to all the evil. How does one answer the critic(s)? Can we as believers provide a ready defense? I believe this episode can help. Corresponding blog article: http://gospelofrepentance.b...

There is a right and wrong way to present the gospel.  Sharing it the right way is critical for us to get the results we desire. Sharing it the wrong way will often time produce false converts (1 John 2:19).   Original Recording is June 17th, 2019

We have all heard stories of those who supposedly sold their souls to Satan for a life of riches and fame. Is that possible? Can someone make a deal with the devil? Will the devil grant them their desires? If someone does that, is there any hope for them - is it an automatic trip to hell for that person? Originally Recorded February 25th, 2019

The majority report in Evangelicalism believe this is true, Jesus died for all people for all time, even those who die in unbelief. After hearing this episode, you may have a different perspective - one you may have never considered. The episode may be a bit disturbing for some listeners to hear. It may offend your sense of ethics. Please listen with an open mind. Feel free to leave me a message b...

These are large and rich theological terms, but what do they mean? It is essential that we get clear definitions of both since they appear in the Bible. Paul was a very gifted didactic teacher and although he is dead, his words still speak 2000 years removed. That is a testament to the power of the word of God, it has transported itself through time to talk to us today.  Originally Recorded June 2...

The Bible describes those who are over comers and victorious in this fallen world. In a world that is full of sin in every imaginable way, we need the assurance from the Word of God that despite everything that is going on, what we do is being recorded and monitored by the God who has saved us and equipped to perform good deeds that will glorify His name.

Is that above statement true? Do we not trust scripture because man wrote it? The implication is that since man is evil, then he could not have written God's word. What does scripture have to say about the matter? Listen in and let's discover together.

This episode is the balance of the first part. Listen to them in order. Blog article is attached: http://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2015/05/is-hell-real-place.html Originally Recorded on January 29th, 2018

Is hell real? Or is it some fictitious spooky place in the readings of Dante's Inferno? Is hell simply a metaphor for dealing with extremely hard times in our lives? Would a loving God send bad people there? Does the Bible talk about hell? Please listen to find out in this first part. Originally recorded December 16th, 2017

This is an introductory address from the owner of this podcast website.

Is it good or bad to feel guilty? That depends what we are guilty about? Another question. Does guilt make us weak or is it an interning warning mechanism to keep us from doing to more harm to ourselves and others? Let's examine it Biblically. Originally recorded October 30th, 2018

Seems like a rhetorical question perhaps? Not to the Podcaster. After pondering the matter and reading the scripture carefully the answer became clear to me. I'll share briefly what I learned and hopefully, it will help those of you who hear this episode. Originally recorded October 30th, 2018.

The question is important because there are many that believe they do. I agree. Man does contribute to his salvation, but not in the way the one may think.  Tune in and be enlightened.

Is there such a thing as luck or is it superstition? Should Christians believe in luck? Luck is randomness and chance. Does God operate by these things? Hopefully this episode will answer these questions. **Note: the toll free number mentioned in the episode is disconnected.** Corresponding blog article is attached: http://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2018/06/i-wish-you-good-luck.html

Repentance is when someone express sorrow for their sins. They confess their sins to God and then forsakes them. Since God is perfect, why would He need repent? Please stay tuned to find out.

This podcast is regarding the famous parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32. Jesus being the master storyteller that He is explains in vivid detail who the characters in this parable represent. Hopefully this will give the listener a fresh new insight into what the parable means and how it relates to the Kingdom of God and sinners. Blog article attached: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.c...

What can we learn from someone who is living a life of debauchery? Usually we shun and talk about people like these. Stay tuned what we can learn from the life of Rahab and the actual positive legacy she left.

When people refuse the gospel because they say that Christians are hypocrites? Is this rebuke fair? Are all Christians two-faced; saying one thing yet doing another? What is a Hypocrite? Haven't we all been hypocritical in our lives? I believe the podcast and article will help clear this matter up. https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2014/08/are-christians-hypocrites.html  

To many, this is a mysterious group. Are they symbolic of the Church or are they literal human beings? Are they past, present or future group? Are they part of the Watchtower Society and the only ones that will dwell in heaven with Jesus Christ?

Are Christians to judge fellow believers or the world? Is there a time when we should not judge? If we judge others are we claiming that are better than they are since no one is perfect? Many people will cry out, "Do not judge me. The Bible says that we are not to judge!" - they say.  Is that true? Listen in to gain some insight into this sensitive matter.

Do we have a right to be mad at God because things do not go the way we want them to go? Is our misfortune God's fault? Is God "obligated" to do for us what we want? What if God decides not to answer our prayer? Is that a deal breaker or do we just endure the trial(s) set before us? Hopefully, this episode will help in answering some of those questions.

Such a morbid question I know. But everyone has an appointment with death. Are you ready? Can we be assured of where we are headed when we die? The Bible provides the answers we need.

This is what most Pastors have unsaved people recite; a prayer admitting they are a sinner. Also for them to trust in the atonement of Jesus Christ to receive salvation. Is this all it takes to be saved, merely reciting some words? What if the person has no idea why they are saying certain words? Is a sinner's prayer even Biblical or just a tradition that we never question but simply trust in? Hop...

Jesus had a conversation with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well in the fourth chapter of John. If one studies the account between Jesus, this woman and the other people of Samaria, we learn some interesting things regarding their faith in Christ.

In this episode we quickly examine the lives of the rich young ruler and the Zaccheus, a chief tax collector. Both men had encounters with Jesus. One was well respected in society and the other was despised. Which one was justified in the sight of God?