Is it possible to repent of the sins of those who came before us, or is it pointless? Today, people are not only instructed to acknowledge the sins of those who came before them but also to repent on their behalf publicly. Is it possible to repent of the actions of your forefathers or countrymen, or is it simply a pointless and endless exercise? What is the difference between recognising the past and apologising for it?

Is it possible to repent of the sins of those who came before us, or is it pointless? Today, people are not only instructed to acknowledge the sins of those who came before them but also to repent on their behalf publicly. Is it possible to repent of the actions of your forefathers or countrymen, or is it simply a pointless and endless exercise? What is the difference between recognising the past and apologising for it?

Is it possible to repent of the sins of those who came before us, or is it pointless?&nbsp;Today, people are not only instructed to acknowledge the sins of those who came before them but also to repent on their behalf publicly. Is it possible to repent of the actions of your forefathers or countrymen, or is it simply a pointless and endless exercise? What is the difference between recognising the past and apologising for it?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Repenting for Others

Conversations around contemporary issues affecting the church today.  
We need the perspective of church leaders to help us navigate the times in which we live. #BeEquipped is a series of conversations with partnering church leaders, designed to provide a well-balanced and biblically sound perspective on a diverse range of theological and leadership questions and challenges facing the church today.  

This is a Four12 podcast.

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Conversations around contemporary issues affecting the church today. We need the perspective of church leaders to help us navigate the times in which we live. #BeEquipped is a series of conversations with partnering church leaders, designed to provide a well-balanced and biblically sound perspective on a diverse range of theological and leadership questions and challenges facing the church today. This is a Four12 podcast.

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