Do we still need to repent and reform our lives even after salvation?

Jeff Pollard explains that even after salvation, there are sins that rear up in our lives.  As we spiritually mature, we may find that there are things in our homes – practices or things we read, listen to, or watch that conflict with God's Word. 

We realize that we need to rid our lives of certain things. In the life of a Christian, there needs to be a constant reforming. The life of a Christian will always be connected to repentance.

Romans 12:2 (NKJV) – “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.”

Just as human beings, there are things that are going to crop up that we'll have to deal with and we have to repent of. Some of us may be more inclined to certain kinds of sins with our tongues or attitudes than others. But we may find that there are things in our homes, practices of certain holidays, certain things that we wear, certain things that we used to believe that we realize in the light of God's Word and is our increased understanding of who our God is and what He's called us to that we need to have those things entirely out of our lives. So there will be constant reform and that will always be connected to repentance.