Below are links to 30 days of practical advice on how to repent and make correction in your life. Through this journey you will learn more about the Kingdom of God.
Day 1 – Make A Choice
Day 2 – Get a Birds Eye View
Day 3 – Create A List
Day 4 – Why Should I Repent
Day 5 – Stopping The Sin
Day 6 – Prioritize What it is You Want to Work On
Day 7 – Rosh Hashanah (Feast of Trumpets)
Day 8 – How Much Effort Do You Need to Put Into Repentance
Day 9 – Writing Your Story In the Book of Life
Day 10 – Love Demands Action
Day 11 – Living a Righteous Life is About Refining Your Thoughts and Behavior
Day 12 – Sin Is Crouching at Your Door
Day 13 – Connecting to God Through A Mitzvah (Commandment)
Day 14 – Measure for Measure
Day 15 – Are You Preparing (Repenting) for the Kingdom of God
Day 16 – A Bad, Good, or Better Resurrection – The Choice is Up to You
Day 17 – Understanding How Evil Can Be Good
Day 18 – Barriers That Prevent Repentance
Day 19 – An Annual Review of Your Repentance Driven Life (Day of Atonement)
Day 20 – How to Choose Life over Death
Day 21 – What Is True Regret For Sin
Day 22 – How Does Confession of Sin Heal Your Soul
Day 23 – Jesus Will be King of the World
Day 24 – Where Are You in the Book of Life
Day 25 – Prayer Is Music To God’s Ears
Day 26 – How Do You Build Your Temple and Hasten the Day of the Lord
Day 27 – Living in Rhythm with Jesus (Celebrating the Appointed Feasts)
Day 28 – God Hides Himself, and It’s Up to You to Find Him So the People in Your Life Are Impacted (Part 1 of 2)
Day 29 – God Hides Himself, and It’s Up to You to Find Him So the People in Your Life Are Impacted. (Part 2 of 2)
Day 30 – The True Definition of What Repentance Is and Where We Go from Here
The purpose of repentance is to make continual correction in your life by applying what you learn from seeking God, in order to prepare for the Kingdom of God. As Jesus said in Mark 4:20, “some seed sown goes on good soil, and they hear the word, accept it, and produce a crop—some thirty, some sixty, some a hundred times what was sown.” Take a few moments each day to cultivate the seed that is in you.
