Two Kinds of Repentance

Summary

The sermon explores John 13:1-17, focusing on Jesus washing the disciples' feet and the distinction between true and false repentance, using Judas Iscariot as a key example of the latter. It emphasizes Judas' betrayal, his character as a thief, and his ultimate condemnation as the 'son of perdition,' contrasting him with the justified disciples. The preacher warns about the seriousness of sin, the reality of eternal punishment, and encourages believers to glorify God in life and death. The message highlights the sovereignty of God, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the assurance of salvation for the truly repentant.