Nathan W. Bingham

Jesus is the bread of heaven, and that will be R.C.

Sproul's focus next time as we continue this short series in John's Gospel.

So make plans to join us next time here on Renewing Your Mind.

Martin Luther, the famous 16th century reformer, famously said that the Christian life is to be a life of repentance.

But do we really confess our sins as often and specifically as we ought?

R.C.

Sproul will seek to help us on this Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind as we continue our study of prayer, focusing today on confession.

Prayer is a significant part of the Christian life, but it is also an area where many of us struggle, so we are taking our time to work through this practical series from Dr. Sproul.

Each time I've revisited these messages, I've been helped, so you may wish to return to them again and again.

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So what does repentance, true contrition, look like?

Here's Dr. Sproul on Psalm 51.

You're listening to the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind, and that was R.C.

Sproul on contrition and Psalm 51.

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