In his book The Wounded Heart, Dan Allender records some penetrating yet refreshing definitions: “Repentance is an about-face movement from denial and rebellion to truth and surrender…repentance involves the response of humble hunger, bold movement, and wild celebration when faced with the reality of our fallen state and the grace of God…It is a shift in perspective as to where life is found…It is melting into the warm arms of God, received when it would be so understandable to be spurned.”
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The Discomforting Comfort of Turning to God
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bitterness, Christ, conflict, contentment, Dan Allender, Esau, God, grace, Hebrews 12, immorality, Jacob, kindness of God, Lord, lust, peace, relentance, repentance, salvation, sanctification, shalom, wholeness, Wounded Heart on April 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »
