Repentance - Godly Sorrow
1.5 Repentance – Godly Sorrow
This Master Booklet helps trainers and students understand the difference between worldly regret and godly sorrow that leads to life (2 Cor 7:10). It introduces the Greek word metamellomai—sorrow that produces true repentance and transformation. The study also explores the reality of temptation, showing how Jesus and others faced it, and how we can overcome by walking in the Spirit. With scripture, questions, and drawings, this booklet equips believers to recognize genuine repentance, respond to godly sorrow, and resist temptation in daily life.Workbook
A Student Workbook is a condensed version of the Master Booklet. It includes the scriptures, key questions, and drawing instructions, with added space for personal notes and reflections. Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Godly Sorrow – True Repentance
Anton explains in this video explains the difference between worldly sorrow, which only brings regret, and godly sorrow, which leads to repentance and life (2 Cor 7:10). With practical teaching and examples, it shows how godly sorrow produces real change of heart, moving us beyond empty regret into transformation through Christ. Trainers can use this video to equip students in recognizing genuine repentance and resisting temptation, making it an essential tool alongside the Godly Sorrow booklet.Godly Sorrow – True Repentance
Steyn explains in this video explains the difference between worldly sorrow, which only brings regret, and godly sorrow, which leads to repentance and life (2 Cor 7:10). With practical teaching and examples, it shows how godly sorrow produces real change of heart, moving us beyond empty regret into transformation through Christ. Trainers can use this video to equip students in recognizing genuine repentance and resisting temptation, making it an essential tool alongside the Godly Sorrow booklet.Repentance – Godly Sorrow: My Account
This booklet is a personal testimony that shows how godly sorrow leads to true repentance and transformation. Through the real-life story of confession, brokenness, and forgiveness, readers see the difference between worldly regret that destroys and godly sorrow that brings life (2 Cor 7:10–11). It complements the Master Booklet by giving trainers and students a living example of repentance in practice, showing how God’s grace restores even the darkest past.
Repentance -
Godly Sorrow
1.5 Repentance – Godly Sorrow
This Master Booklet helps trainers and students understand the difference between worldly regret and godly sorrow that leads to life (2 Cor 7:10). It introduces the Greek word metamellomai—sorrow that produces true repentance and transformation. The study also explores the reality of temptation, showing how Jesus and others faced it, and how we can overcome by walking in the Spirit. With scripture, questions, and drawings, this booklet equips believers to recognize genuine repentance, respond to godly sorrow, and resist temptation in daily life.Workbook
A Student Workbook is a condensed version of the Master Booklet. It includes the scriptures, key questions, and drawing instructions, with added space for personal notes and reflections. Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.
Godly Sorrow – True Repentance
Anton explains in this video explains the difference between worldly sorrow, which only brings regret, and godly sorrow, which leads to repentance and life (2 Cor 7:10). With practical teaching and examples, it shows how godly sorrow produces real change of heart, moving us beyond empty regret into transformation through Christ. Trainers can use this video to equip students in recognizing genuine repentance and resisting temptation, making it an essential tool alongside the Godly Sorrow booklet.Godly Sorrow – True
Repentance
Steyn explains in this video explains the difference between worldly sorrow, which only brings regret, and godly sorrow, which leads to repentance and life (2 Cor 7:10). With practical teaching and examples, it shows how godly sorrow produces real change of heart, moving us beyond empty regret into transformation through Christ. Trainers can use this video to equip students in recognizing genuine repentance and resisting temptation, making it an essential tool alongside the Godly Sorrow booklet.Repentance – Godly Sorrow: My
Account
This booklet is a personal testimony that shows how godly sorrow leads to true repentance and transformation. Through the real-life story of confession, brokenness, and forgiveness, readers see the difference between worldly regret that destroys and godly sorrow that brings life (2 Cor 7:10–11). It complements the Master Booklet by giving trainers and students a living example of repentance in practice, showing how God’s grace restores even the darkest past.
