True repentance

Today, more than ever, Christians need to unite in prayer for the nations. A prayer that begins with a call to praise God, true repentance, and restoration.

Some apologies are done to get you to back off. Sincere apologies have remorse and the resolve to do better. Yelling "I'm sorry" is not remorse; it's anger at getting caught and called out. What are the worse apologies you've gotten and what are some terrific ones?

“Repentance involves a change of heart and a desire to forsake sin and serve God. It involves humbly yielding to the Spirit and submitting to God’s will. ... Repentance requires a sincere and lasting change of thoughts, desires, habits, and actions. It is a positive experience that brings joy and peace.” From 'Preach My Gospel: A Guide to Missionary Service.' ... Learn more lds.org/topics/repentance and #passiton. #ShareGoodness

Four marks of true repentance are: acknowledgement of wrong, willingness to confess it, willingness to abandon it, and willingness to make restitution. | Corrie ten Boom Quote