Work

• Webb, Barry G.

• 1990

• Webb looks at the warnings given against hard hearts. He explains that we must not solely focus on what God has done, but that we also have a responsibility to repent. Repentance must lead to actions. Webb looks at ways that we try to justify or rationalise our sin. He shares a personal example of acting in repentance, and the need to confess sins that we are aware of. Webb stresses the importance of making confession to those we have offended or hurt. He looks at the value in seeking accountability from others. Webb shows that we are also responsible to set our will against the sins that we commit and abandon them.

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