Pastor Josh here.
I would like to give you a preview of our Sunday morning service.
On November 24th here at Middletown Baptist Church.
We're going to continue our sermon series in Second Corinthians.
We're going to conclude two Corinthians Chapter seven.
Last week we looked at what real repentance is, biblically speaking.
And this week we're going to look at the results of biblical repentance.
We looked last week at the idea of how repentance brings revival.
And though we know that revival is something that we all
need, we also see here in the last few verses of chapter seven
that there are true results to biblical repentance.
And we're going to see that there's comfort.
We're going to see that there's joy.
We're going to see that there's refreshment, confidence.
And ultimately, what we're going to see here is that there is
an opportunity for us to rejoice in the Lord when true repentance
characterizes our life.
And so I encourage you to be here on Sunday morning, if you can,
at 10:30 as we continue this sermon series looking at Second Corinthians.
So we're going to look at the results of repentance.
If you're not able to be with us in person, we do a live stream
on YouTube and Facebook, or you can hear the replay of the sermon
on our podcast channel here on Monday mornings.
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us.
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So thank you so much for listening to this preview.
We pray that you have a wonderful weekend.
We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you soon.
And we will be praying for this wonderful Thanksgiving holiday
coming up here soon.
And we just pray that you're safe.
We pray that you have a wonderful time with friends and family
and that you have an opportunity just to take some time
to give the Lord thanks for all the blessings that he has given
you in your life.
We hope you have a wonderful weekend.
We will talk to you on Sunday.
God bless.