Remembering 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later, and What True Repentance Looks Like

Brian reflects personally on the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, sharing his own memory of that day and encouraging listeners not to let the tragedy fade from memory, while affirming that God remains good even amid national and personal cataclysmic events. He digs into a Crossway article outlining three marks of true repentance — clear-headed conviction, brokenhearted contrition, and open-handed confession — drawn from Psalm 51 and David's response to his sin with Bathsheba. Brian shares a Desiring God piece making the biblical case for church membership as a mutual, ongoing commitment between believer and local congregation, and discusses a Christianity Today article on North Carolina's growing school choice funding fueling enrollment surges at Christian schools, reflecting on his own family's choice to send his kids to a Christian high school out of opportunity rather than fear. He closes with a Charles Stanley devotional on Daniel's faithful, humble defiance of the king's food and the promise that God honors wholehearted devotion, plus an update on the show's Bible League International fundraising goal to provide Bibles to believers worldwide.

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