Through Repentance to Faith Pt. 3

Derek Prince examines the story of Esau, who despised his birthright for a bowl of soup, showing how God viewed this as seriously as fornication and later declared through Malachi, "Jacob I have loved, Esau I have hated." Referencing Hebrews, Prince warns that Esau found no place of repentance despite seeking the blessing with tears, illustrating the solemn possibility that a person can pass the place of repentance and never return.

Prince argues that true repentance must precede faith, tracing this theme through John the Baptist's call to "repent" (Matthew 3), Jesus' own preaching (Mark 1:14-15), His post-resurrection instructions (Luke 24:46-47), and Peter's Pentecost message (Acts 2:37-38): repent, be baptised, then receive the Holy Spirit. He laments that many modern gospel messages omit repentance, leaving converts confused, and insists the church has no authority to water down this biblical order of repentance, baptism, and the gift of the Holy Spirit.

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