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What does it mean to repent (teshuvah)?

Repentance — teshuvah in Hebrew — means to turn and return to God. It is the ongoing process of recognizing sin, confessing it, turning away from it, and realigning your life with God's instructions through the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus).

How do I repent biblically?

Begin by acknowledging your sin before God, confess it honestly, turn away from it, make restitution where you can, and commit to walking in obedience. Our free 30-day journey walks you through each step with daily Scripture, prayer, and a short devotional.

What is the 30-day repentance journey?

It is a free, day-by-day guide through teshuvah. Each of the 30 days includes a Scripture reading, a short teaching, a prayer, and a reflection to help you return to God and grow in the gospel of the Kingdom.

Do I need to be Jewish to follow this journey?

No. This journey is for everyone — Jew or Gentile. It is grounded in the Hebrew Scriptures and the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) and welcomes anyone seeking to repent and draw near to God.

What is repentance in the Bible?

In the Bible, repentance is teshuvah — a Hebrew word meaning to return. It is more than feeling sorry: it is turning away from sin and turning back to God, confessing what you have done, and changing how you live. Yeshua (Jesus) began his ministry with a single call — repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near (Matthew 4:17).

How do I ask God for forgiveness?

Come to God honestly, name your sin in prayer, ask for his mercy, turn away from the sin, and make things right with anyone you have wronged. Scripture promises that if we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us (1 John 1:9). Our guide on how to ask God for forgiveness walks through each step.