This week, we move into part 7 of an 8-part series based upon Paul's new book The Way Back. Last week we looked at a number Old Testament passages that helped us gain an understanding of what Biblical repentance is about. Here's how we said it then: "Biblical repentance is every bit as much about what will happen in the future as it is about what has happened in the past. In other words, repentance begins with a deep conviction about the past that leads to a consecrated future."

In this episode, we take this discussion one step further and ask the question: does the New Testament communicate a similar picture about repentance, and if so, what further can we conclude? Join Ben and Paul as they talk about the implications of the call and the promise associated with repentance as it exists in the New Testament, especially Acts 2 and 3.