The theology of the apology
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Kanye West has joined many celebrities making public apologies, taking out a double-page ad in the Wall Street Journal to say sorry for recent antisemitic comments.
Some see self-awareness; others doubt his sincerity. It raises a question for Christians: are apologies just for God, or also for those we hurt? Minister and forgiveness specialist Lin Button spoke with Esther about it.
Released on 5 Feb 2026
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