Right With God and the Call to Repentance
A sermon-style piece argues being right with God is living in harmony with his will and rejects coercion, urging self examination and repentance. It contrasts God’s freeing mercy with human forgiveness and emphasizes Psalmist imagery of a clean heart and renewed spirit.
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