Why the Jews and Samaritans Give Us Hope for Healing Our Racial Divisions
Wisdom for healing racial divisions from the story of the Jews and Samaritans in Luke and Acts.
Tag: racial reconciliation
Candid Conversations Webinar: What Is Justice?
Dhati Lewis joins Efrem Smith and Todd Wilson for a webinar conversation on biblical justice.
Lonce Crump Jr. on the Disproportionate Treatment of Minorities in America
A candid conversation on equity, equality, and the disproportionate treatment of minorities.
Candid Conversations: What Is Systemic Bias and Racism?
A conversation with George Yancey, Efrem Smith and Peyton Jones
Bonhoeffers Black Jesus
RACE & THE GOSPEL When you think of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, what immediately comes to mind? Perhaps costly discipleship, German prophet or Confessing Church. Only rarely would someone think of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Black Jesus, Black theology, Harlem or of him being antiracist. Bonhoeffer became the hero, prophet and discipleship leader that we know today precisely […]
5 Keys to Seeking Church Unity
Insights from John Perkins on seeking church unity, exploring what it is and isn't.
Daniel Hill: 9 Ways to Expose and Resist the Racial Systems That Divide Us
White Lies (Zondervan)
The Parasite of White Supremacy
Excerpted FromWhite LiesBy Daniel Hill Its not likely you meditate on the idea of parasites oftenreally, why would you? But when it comes to the core message of this book, its the perfect place to start. Lets begin with some important facts about white supremacy as a parasite. For instance, did you know: […]
The Other Pandemic
RACE & THE GOSPEL Before the coronavirus entered the world and changed our lives, there was the pandemic of white supremacy. That is the idol, the principality and power, that fuels racism. In America, that pandemic has supported genocide, the separation of families and the stealing of property from indigenous people. It resulted in the … Continued
Insights From Scripture for Responding to Racial Tensions
The past months have brought a great disturbance to our “normal.” Beginning with the COVID-19 pandemic, the way life, especially church, has been done regularly was halted. And then came the resurfacing of racial tensions in America. In a place where the modern American church has often been silent, many are seeking to know what … Continued
