Daily Archives: October 6, 2024

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A modern city skyline at dusk is illuminated by a mix of warm sunlight and looming dark storm clouds, symbolizing both hope and judgment. In the foreground, a figure stands on a hilltop with arms raised to the sky, representing collective repentance and hope. Beams of sunlight break through the dark clouds, casting light on the figure and parts of the city. City lights are just beginning to flicker on, and the overall scene conveys a dramatic yet hopeful contrast between darkness and light.

Sackcloth & Ashes: A Look At True National Repentance – Part 4

“Collective Repentance: A Call for National Humility and Return to God” Read & download full video transcript here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-FULL-SERMON-TRANSCRIPT.pdf Listen & download the full audio here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-Audio.mp3 Collective Sin and Modern America As we look around at the world today, it’s impossible to ignore the brokenness. And while it’s tempting […]Read more »

A modern city skyline at dusk is illuminated by a mix of warm sunlight and looming dark storm clouds, symbolizing both hope and judgment. In the foreground, a figure stands on a hilltop with arms raised to the sky, representing collective repentance and hope. Beams of sunlight break through the dark clouds, casting light on the figure and parts of the city. City lights are just beginning to flicker on, and the overall scene conveys a dramatic yet hopeful contrast between darkness and light.

Sackcloth & Ashes: A Look At True National Repentance – Part 5

“Collective Repentance: A Call for National Humility and Return to God” Read & download full video transcript here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-FULL-SERMON-TRANSCRIPT.pdf Listen & download the full audio here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-Audio.mp3 The Path Forward – Hope Through Christ Let’s be honest—it can feel overwhelming when we look around at the state of the world. […]Read more »

A modern city skyline at dusk is illuminated by a mix of warm sunlight and looming dark storm clouds, symbolizing both hope and judgment. In the foreground, a figure stands on a hilltop with arms raised to the sky, representing collective repentance and hope. Beams of sunlight break through the dark clouds, casting light on the figure and parts of the city. City lights are just beginning to flicker on, and the overall scene conveys a dramatic yet hopeful contrast between darkness and light.

Sackcloth & Ashes: A Look At True National Repentance – Part 3

“Collective Repentance: A Call for National Humility and Return to God” Read & download full video transcript here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-FULL-SERMON-TRANSCRIPT.pdf Listen & download the full audio here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-Audio.mp3 Historical Examples of National Repentance It’s easy to look at the story of Nineveh and think, “That was a long time ago—things were […]Read more »

A modern city skyline at dusk is illuminated by a mix of warm sunlight and looming dark storm clouds, symbolizing both hope and judgment. In the foreground, a figure stands on a hilltop with arms raised to the sky, representing collective repentance and hope. Beams of sunlight break through the dark clouds, casting light on the figure and parts of the city. City lights are just beginning to flicker on, and the overall scene conveys a dramatic yet hopeful contrast between darkness and light.

Sackcloth & Ashes: A Look At True National Repentance – Part 2

“Collective Repentance: A Call for National Humility and Return to God” Read & download full video transcript here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-FULL-SERMON-TRANSCRIPT.pdf Listen & download the full audio here:  https://robertwimer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Sackcloth-Ashes-Audio.mp3 The Example of Nineveh When you think of Nineveh, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For most of us, it’s probably […]Read more »