The Gospel of Repentance Ministries

We live in relativistic world. Truth is in the eye of the beholder. Many say there is no absolute truth. People determine what is truth to them. In other words, people do not want you to impose your truth on them. What about the Bible? Is it exclusive or inclusive truth? The answer to that question  determines how we MUST respond to God's word. Corresponding blog article: http://gospelofrepentance...

We are in a new year already. This is usually the time many set new goals for their lives. Often times our ideas presume we are going to be around to meet them. How should we approach each day? Should we have an assumptive view that we are going to be around, or should we inquire with God about what we should do? Tune in to get perhaps a new perspective.

Seems like an obvious question doesn't it? We all know why Jesus came to the earth, don't we? I know why He came, but for some, they may be confused as to why He came. There is a sole reason why He came. Some there were additional reasons. I only know of one primarily. Please tune in.

When one only focuses on the tragedy that is in our world, it is hard to have a positive outlook. Even for us as believers we often get discouraged. Many right now are on the brink of utter despair. With COVID-19, senseless murders, rioting and civil unrest, where can one turn for help? God seems to be so far away. Actually He is right here. He cares about what we are going through. How can we kno...

God repenting? What a strange idea! Why would God need to repent when He is incapable of doing anything wrong? Why would the Bible even mention God repenting of evil? Hopefully, this podcast will answer the inquiring mind's questions on the matter.

This episode will briefly cover what caused Israel to be scattered over the globe the second time. What were the different circumstances surrounding the deportations? When did they return to the land of their fathers? Does Israel play a role in the return of Jesus Christ?

Why did Jesus cry out that lament to the Father? Was he actually forsaken by the Father who loved him? What is happening to their relationship at the most crucial time in human history?

Jesus in Matthew 11:28-30 gives a command for all to come to Him so that He may provide them rest. He also declares in John 6:44 that no one can come to Him unless that Father who sent Me draws us. These verses on the surface appear to contradict each other. How do we harmonize these truths and keep them in their proper tension? This episode attempts to provide the answer.

What is this doctrine? Is it Biblical? Reprobation is the idea that God has rejected some sinners in eternity past to be judged by God. Unsure of what this means? Tune in to find out. This may be the most difficult doctrine in all of scripture to grasp. This episode may also produce more questions than it answers.

You will notice that when a New Testament writer is driving home a point, they will often quote passages from the Old Testament to bolster their case. This episode will give examples on why we should do the same thing.

A critical question that has to be answered. If someone has died in sin meaning they die in unbelief, have their sins been paid for by Christ even though they will perish? This episode will elaborate on this question and perhaps present a view to the listener they have not considered before.

Hard times happen to all of us. Often times as a result of our sin - even we do not want to realize it! But what about when we are living right? Why does tribulation happen to us then? That is when we often ask the question why Lord? This episode will hopefully answer those questions.

In this episode, accounts will be given regarding what God intends to do against what he has decreed he will do. One is immutable and the other is not.

What compels God to choose man? Is it something virtuous in us that causes the Lord to choose, or does God decide on His own to choose some men for some assignment or mission in the earth to fulfill? 

These few verses I Imagine have perplexed many. But they do not have to. The question is obviously a rhetorical one - Jesus never lied, but some may believe he had from the surface reading of the text. This episode should hopefully make the matter clear.

We hear people perhaps everyday talk about Karma, or we hear people say, "what goes around comes around"? What actually is Karma and where did it originate? Is it Biblical? http://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2013/06/is-it-ok-to-believe-in-karma.html  

Do our words have creative power? Can the universe feel our vibrations, and energy and give us what we want? Is there scriptural support for this belief, or are we duped like the rest of the world and caught up in some new age mysticism?  For more detailed info, please click on the following link:   http://www.letusreason.org/Popteac37.htm

This is a popular phrase these days, but where does it come from? People use it today when referring to an idea or "vision" they believe the Lord gave them. Check out this episode to find out the truth regarding this phrase.

Is there any benefit in people talking about there heavenly trips? Does that make a person more spiritual than the rest of us? Are there accounts of people in the Bible going to glory? What was there reaction if they did?

Paul is discussing marriage and divorce in this chapter. He is providing instruction on how Christians are to deal being married to an unsaved spouse. In the twelfth verse of 1 Corinthians chapter seven, Paul appears to share his own opinion and not divine revelation. What is going on here?  Blog article is attached: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2018/03/is-paul-usurping-lords-authority-...

A unique and Biblical review of those who die in Christ vs those who die in sin.

How can suffering be a gift? Suffering is always deemed as something negative. Some believe that suffering is a result of sin in a person's life like Job's companions thought of him. But, can suffering actually be a virtue that God gives to Christians?  Accompanying blog article: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2019/10/the-gift-we-would-rather-not-claim.html

Is Jesus the only way to God? Or was this a narrow minded claim by a mad man?  Why can't we just choose our own way? What about other religions? Aren't they true also?

Sin is evil. It is the residence of wickedness within us. What is far worse is when sin masquerades as something good. What causes this deception? Accompanying blog article: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2014/03/the-deceitfulness-of-sin.html

This is the 100th Podcast!! Very excited about that!! God has been good and faithful. Imputation is a not to often used term in Christian circles but is one that we need to be familiar with. Why? Because it deals with Adam, God the Father and God the Son.  Imputation is a triple transaction. Hopefully, this episode can clearly explain why.