# The Necessity for Change - That No One Likes (2022)

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Podcast: [Become New with John Ortberg](https://stenobird.com/podcast/become-new-with-john-ortberg-3584281)
Published: 2026-08-04T07:00:00+00:00
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What if the greatest obstacle to spiritual growth isn't what has happened to you, but what is happening within you? In this episode, John Ortberg continues exploring Dallas Willard's The Renovation of the Heart by examining one of Christianity's most misunderstood ideas: remorse. Discover why the Bible distinguishes between the wounds we've suffered and the wrong we've committed, and why genuine remorse isn't meant to produce shame, but lasting transformation. Healing begins when we stop hi...

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