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Feeling Sorry vs. Being Repentant. What’s The Difference?

Black man kneeling down in a red church pew holding his head with a Bible and pair of glasses sitting beside him
May 9, 2022
John Lawhon

Chapter 7 in the book of Hosea is a passage where Israel is very upset about the consequences of their sin and the discipline God has sent them.

They are described as crying, wailing, and being full of anger. However, despite the intense negative emotions, Israel is clearly not repentant.

So, what’s the difference? How is repentance different from being sorry or angry?

Those are the questions this podcast explores. Join me as we explore Hosea 7 and become more perceptive to what the Bible says…

You can read along with the Scripture here.

     

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Also included in that link is a list of resources and references I use in this podcast and can help you grow deeper in your faith as well. 

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Love you all – keep making hope louder!

John

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