Obedience isn’t something that comes naturally to us; we have to learn to obey by first learning to listen and then act on what we have heard. God desires us to learnt o obey Him wholeheartedly so that we can begin to see the selfishness and pride holds all of us back from becomeing fully devoted followers of Yeshua. When we do this, we begin to develop intimacy with God and experience joy when we learn to keep His commandments!
Part two of repentance and obedience for Yom Kippur.
Repentance
September 18, 2018 • Matt Rosenberg
The pain in your past isn’t worth loosing your present peace. Your future depends on allowing Yeshua to set you free from sin past, present & future! You can’t experience restoration without repentance. Yeshua heals your past, gives meaning to your present, empowers your future. But you must repent of your sins in order to receive it all. First, in the moment of salvation but also on a daily basis for the rest of your life.
Part 1 of repentance and obedience for Yom Kippur
