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How do we know the doctrine of conversion is true?

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The doctrine of conversion is affirmed in Scripture, particularly in Acts 3:19, where it is tied to true repentance and forgiveness from God.

Conversion is a biblical doctrine that signifies a complete transformation of the heart and life, as illustrated in the sermon by Stephen Hyde. In Acts 3:19, Peter urges the audience to repent and be converted, indicating that genuine faith results in life change. Moreover, conversion is not merely a mental ascent but involves recognizing one's sinfulness and dependency on God’s grace. The powerful realities of the Gospel—what Christ has done for us—underscore the truth of this doctrine, pointing to its central place in salvation.
Scripture References: Acts 3:19-21, Acts 19:18-19, 2 Corinthians 5:17

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Peter L. Meney · Aug 30, 2020
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