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29:50 For godly sorrow, this is where we're gonna focus our attention. It's just a great truth. For godly sorrow produces repentance leading to salvation, and it is never to be regretted, but the sorrow of the world produces death. That is just a statement of truth, and sorrow can go either way. It can either be godly sorrow or it can be worldly sorrow. Godly Sorrow Produces Repentance
26:12 That's basically what we're going through. How do we live it out? I started out with godly sorrow versus worldly sorrow on the December 31 last year. And it's godly sorrow or worldly sorrow. We're all going to have sorrow. To Sum Up, All of Y'all
35:02 Godly sorrow versus worldly sorrow. We all are going to have some sorrow in our lives. All of us are. But godly sorrow produces repentance that leads to salvation and wholeness that can never be regretted. And worldly sorrow only produces death. To Sum Up, All of Y'all
40:06 There is sorrow that comes from suffering and there's godly sorrow and there's worldly sorrow as he tells the Corinthians. Worldly sorrow just leads the bad stuff and eventually death, but godly sorrow. That there's a strengthening there. There is a repentance that cannot be regretted there. There's something that's really really good that is coming of the difficulty that you're going through. For Me to Live Is Christ
49:22 Praise God. We've been there before, we know the way out. Remember the sermon a few weeks back about godly sorrow or worldly sorrow? Godly sorrow leads to repentance that can't be regretted. Worldly sorrow only leads to death. Comforted So We Can Comfort
18:35 They're usually gone by March if they last that long. But in 2024, I would like to know that the sorrow I experience in this year, because it's coming, right? We have sorrow every year. There's always sorrow. But it can be either godly sorrow or it can be worldly sorrow. Godly Sorrow Produces Repentance
1:03:02 And if there's any resistance, then it's probably not of God. Last week's verse fits well right here. If you are experiencing sorrow, it can go either way. It can either be godly sorrow or worldly sorrow. Godly sorrow produces repentance that cannot be regretted that leads to salvation. If You Are Saved, Act Like It
26:29 Right? They're all going to we're all going to experience that at different points in our life. We're going to experience sorrow. But there can be godly sorrow or worldly sorrow. Either godly sorrow leads to repentance that cannot be regretted or leads to salvation which cannot be regretted. To Sum Up, All of Y'all
1:03:54 Sorrow as Paul says can go either way. It can be godly sorrow which leads to repentance or it can be worldly sorrow which just leads to death. So there's sin, there's sorrow, and salvation. A way has been made. I'm gonna let Alan Levi, who's a friend of ours and he's written several good books. The Ones Who Looked Lived
1:02:43 For this finds favor, it's for the sake of conscience if it's for the sake of conscience towards God that a person bears up under sorrows, godly sorrow or worldly sorrow? Sorrows. It's neutral. It can be either. If you bear up under it, recognizing that this is something that God will purify me through this fiery trial, and he will bring about the change eventually. To Sum Up, All of Y'all
59:25 Every row has experienced deep and tragic loss, losses of husbands, wives, kids, grandparents, babies. And there is a sorrow that may but maybe it's not just like last week and just like John nine. Maybe it's not the direct result of someone's particular sin, but it is a fallen world we live in and sorrow is very real. Paul says in Corinthians that sorrow can be either godly and it'll draw us toward him for salvation or worldly and all it will do is lead to death. You can be sorrowful and not lament and head towards God. The Ones Who Looked Lived
36:48 That's the salvation that I'm sure of that. But the struggle is real. If you don't deal with the pain in a godly way, it will eventually kill you. And so this week, that's probably the greater portion of why this is being preached this morning. Godly sorrow is better than worldly sorrow because of what it produces. Godly Sorrow Produces Repentance
34:34 Somebody came in last week and said called me on Monday, I think, and said, I knew I'd been on church for a few weeks, but you went from Mark and Matthew and Luke to Romans? No. But I am going through it relational. Really, it's the rubber hits the road type passages in the New Testament. I covered godly sorrow and worldly sorrow on New Year's Eve. To Sum Up, All of Y'all
34:22 Last week, Godly sorrow produces repentance that cannot be regretted, and worldly sorrow only produces death was very impactful for for me, and then it sounds like for a lot of y'all. I couldn't get away from this passage, first Peter one ten through 22. And I I started looking back to see have I preached this before? The second week that I was here. Yeah. His Mercy Is More
59:38 It can bring about a godly sorrow that leads you to repent of everything that's yours. And it is a fiery furnace of trial where your metal is refined. It finds favor with God when a person bears up under sorrows when suffering unjustly. And Peter sounds a lot like Jesus here too. For what credit is there if, when you sin and you're harshly treated, you endure it with patience. To Sum Up, All of Y'all
52:46 Be holy, set apart. Now looking at the capital h on the lower case h there, you think, how in the how in the world am I gonna be holy? Like he is holy. Well, the same spirit that raised Jesus from the dead is at work in you. The same spirit that is at that raised Jesus from the dead is the one that is saying this pain in your life, godly sorrow brings about repentance. His Mercy Is More

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