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Sometimes repentance seems like a medication - use as needed. We engage with repentance, rarely, usually in reaction to an occasional failure. For many, repentance can feel like nothing more than spiritual negative self-talk. But is there more to it? Lindsay and Kelly Needham sit down and talk about repentance as a sign of spiritual health. They encourage proactively seeking repentance as a catalyst for spiritual vitality. Both share the ways they’ve learned to practice proactive repentance and discuss how others can benefit from regular rhythms of repentance.
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