REPENTANCE

REPENTANCE means IRONUPIWADA (Yoruba)

It means to have a good thought, then deciding to have a change of behaviour or lifestyle.
REPENTANCE is a point where we make a U-TURN away from darkness (the devil) to LIGHT (Jesus).
REPENTANCE is turning from UNBELIEF to BELIEVING IN CHRIST.

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