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Why Ray Comfort Won't Change His Wording on Repentance
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5:47Now PlayingMatthew 3:1-6 shows John the Baptist boldly preaching, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Yet today, many believers push back against the idea of preaching repentance—almost as if it’s offensive. In this episode, the Living Waters team unpacks why repentance isn’t a harsh word, but a beautiful invitation to come home to God. They discuss the biblical meaning of repentance, the dangers of a lawless gospel, and why turning to Christ always involves turning from sin.
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