Repenting for Others
Can We Repent for the Sins of Those Who Came Before Us?
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? Adam Hellyer and Shaun Brauteseth explore these questions and more in the latest session of #BeEquipped.
This clip forms part of the #BeEquipped series – conversations around contemporary issues facing the church. You can watch other thought-provoking videos from the series.
Adam serves on the eldership team of King and Saints Church in Australia and has been in ministry since 1997. He has been married to Vanessa since 1999, and they have two sons. Adam’s particular passions are teaching and worship.
Shaun has been serving on the eldership team of Oxygen Life Church, South Africa, since 2012, and in full time ministry since 2014. He is married to Samantha, and they have three children. Shaun is a skilled communicator and passionate about making disciples of Christ.









































