Ask Pastor John is one of my favorite podcasts, and I encourage you to listen to it. The following is an excerpt from the episode All My Sins Were Canceled — So Why Continue to Confess?

Тавба йўқотишларнинг аҳамиятини камайтиришга уринган пайта айтиладиган, яхшилаб тайёрланган сўзларни қайтаришдан кўпроқ нарсани билдиради. Ҳақиқий тавба жуда очиқдир.

Tavba yo‘qotishlarning ahamiyatini kamaytirishga uringan payta aytiladigan, yaxshilab tayyorlangan so‘zlarni qaytarishdan ko‘proq narsani bildiradi

We live in an age when politicians and nearly everyone else only admits to as much wrongdoing—if they admit it at all—as is necessary to minimize it and then move on with their lives. But what does true repentance look like?

Those who defend fallen Christian leaders as “wounded warriors,” and put all the emphasis on their need to heal and be productive and use their gifts, often do not seem to grasp the harm done to the church, the body of Christ, and the damage done to the credibility of the gospel among unbelievers.

In April 2017, Randy Alcorn taught a course at Veritas Evangelical Seminary on the subject of sexual purity. In this clip, he talks about the responsibility we have to stop sin in our lives. 

In April 2017, Randy Alcorn taught a course at Veritas Evangelical Seminary on the subject of sexual purity. In this clip, he talks about catching sin at the very beginning. 

In April 2017, Randy Alcorn taught a course at Veritas Evangelical Seminary on the subject of sexual purity. In this clip, he talks about the importance of quick confession and repentance of sin. 

In this eight minute video, Randy Alcorn participates in a round table discussion with Pastors Stu Weber and Steve Keels at Good Shepherd Community Church. In this clip, they discuss being a people of repentance from 2 Timothy.