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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2020 · 12 MIN

How do I know if Someone (or me) is sorry?

from VERGECAST · host Foster Toft

Have you ever had someone say they are sorry to you? When someone says they are sorry, they are admitting what they did was wrong and they won't do it again. But how do you truly know if someone is sorry? Does Scripture give us a framework to see if someone is really repentant or not? Join me this week as I unpack 2 Corinthians 7:9-11 and answer the question How do I know if someone (or I) is truly sorry.

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Have you ever had someone say they are sorry to you? When someone says they are sorry, they are admitting what they did was wrong and they won't do it again. But how do you truly know if someone is sorry? Does Scripture give us a framework to see if someone is really repentant or not? Join me this week as I unpack 2 Corinthians 7:9-11 and answer the question How do I know if someone (or I) is truly sorry.

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