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Jul 6, 2026 53 min

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda| A Biblical response to Regret

from When the Scriptures become Real Podcast Hosted by Jordan Pugh

Should've. Could've. Would've. | A Biblical Response to Regret Have you ever found yourself replaying the past, wondering, "What if?" Maybe you've thought, "I should've made a different choice," "I could've done more," or "Life would've been different if..." Regret is something every Christian faces, but God never intended for us to live imprisoned by our past. In this episode of When the Scriptures Become Real, we take a biblical look at regret through the lives of well-known Bible characters, including Esau, Felix, Peter, etc Their stories remind us that while missed opportunities have real consequences, God's Word calls us to faithful obedience today instead of endless regret over yesterday. Join us as we discover what the Bible says about overcoming regret, learning from our mistakes, trusting God's grace, and moving forward with faith. If you're searching for encouragement, spiritual growth, practical Bible teaching, or answers to life's "what if" moments, this episode will remind you that your past doesn't have to define your future. Topics: Christian podcast, Bible study, regret, forgiveness, faith, spiritual growth, obedience, Christian encouragement, Bible characters, trusting God, overcoming guilt, and moving forward with Christ.

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