12100 Doctrine of Repentance (Level 3)

ByAhsan Ali

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Speaker: BBN Staff

Description: What exactly is repentance? Is it necessary to repent in order to be saved? What is the correlation between it and belief? Do Christians need to repent? Does God ever repent? These and many other questions and issues concerning this vital doctrine are addressed in this course. Dr. Richard A. Seymour pushes aside traditions and presuppositions and addresses this doctrine on which the destiny of every person hangs. These lessons are taken from his book All About Repentance and are voiced by one of our BBN staff. Dr. Seymour has spent over 40 years in Christian ministry and has authored several other books. He has taught in Bible schools and colleges for more than 30 years. He currently serves on the faculty of Frontier School of the Bible in Lagrange, Wyoming.

There are 6 lessons in this course.

Lesson 1

The Scriptures use the word “repent” more than 40 times. It is critical that we understand the New Testament’s meaning of repentance. What does it really mean?

Lesson 2

There is strong implication in Scripture that repentance does not mean to stop sinning. This lesson deals with a number of the inaccurate ideas as to what repentance includes.

Lesson 3

There is one ingredient in Christianity that every person must have- but all the good works in the world can never provide it. Do you have this? What is the key word in the Gospel message?

Lesson 4

There is only one sin we commit that can condemn us to hell, and it is…? Over 160 times in the NT God says that salvation hinges upon one condition – and it is…?

Lesson 5

Dr. Seymour says that true Christians should repent daily. When does true, biblical repentance take place in a pers

Lesson 6

Repentance specifically has to do with changing one’s mind. What do “isegesis” and “exegesis” have to do with rightly undersstanding a Bible word or term?

Ahsan Ali