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True Repentance involves: changing one’s emotions , changing one’s mind ,

True Repentance involves: changing one’s emotions , changing one’s mind , and changing one’s actions. True Repentance is: A Change in Emotions: The Greek word is metamélomai It means to care afterwards, to change one’s emotions. Used in: Mat 21:28-32 ; 2 Cor 7:8-10

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True Repentance involves: changing one’s emotions , changing one’s mind ,

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  1. True Repentance involves: changing one’s emotions, changing one’s mind, and changing one’s actions.

  2. True Repentance is: • A Change in Emotions: • The Greek word is metamélomai • It means to care afterwards, to change one’s emotions. • Used in: Mat 21:28-32; 2 Cor 7:8-10 • Examples: Mat 5:4; Luk 6:21

  3. True Repentance is: • A Change of Mind: • The Greek word is metanoéō • It means to change the mind, to think differently. • Used in: Luk 5:32, 13:1-5, 16:30 • Examples: 2 Cor 7:9-10; Rom 12:2; Mat 16:23; Col 3:2; Rom 8:6

  4. True Repentance is: • A Change of Actions: • Greek word is epistréphō • It means to turnand/orconvert, to change one’s actions. • Used in: Act 3:19, 9:35, 11:21, 26:16 • Examples: Rom 8:3; Luk 15:11-32

  5. The True Repentance of the Prodigal Son (Luk 15:17-20): A Change of Emotions A Change of Mind A Change in Actions

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