Where to Look for Justice
The most vulnerable among us are not okay, and God’s call on us is to “defend” and “fight for” those who are most vulnerable.
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Category: Race
On Talking To Your Child About Race
Addressing racial difference, appreciation of the other, and naming the sin of racism with our children from a young age are all crucial parenting choices.
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Book Review: Justice Reimagined in Matt Mikalatos’ The Heartwood Crown
Matt Mikalatos’ fantasy, The Heartwood Crown, is about teenagers becoming informed, empathetic and taking steps toward activism in a time of racial strife.
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Slow to Speak: 3 Ways White People Can Practice Listening
When it comes to issues of race, we can listen, take time to reflect, and then form a thoughtful response or question. But the listening must come first.
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Colorblind No More
I’m not colorblind anymore. I see the differences, I celebrate the diversity, and I speak up when I see or hear someone being treated badly.
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I Was Wrong About Race
I’ve been working to educate myself on what racism is, why we still have racial injustice in our country and what my role in healing that can be.
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Once You Were Slaves: Remembrance and the Struggle against Racism
God does not let us pick and choose who we remember and who we disregard. Israel is told to remember the vulnerable because they were once them.
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White Privilege, Male Privilege, and Christian Relationships
My Earliest Moments of Privilege It was in middle school, probably fourth grade, when I...
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The Church Needs To Talk About Racism And Always Will
“Why do you talk about racism all the time?” It was a simple enough question from a fellow...
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The Church Is Never A-Cultural
Every church has a culture, and this culture manifests itself in everything from how long a service is to the type of music played, the preaching style, the organization of church ministries, and even the amount of time given to fellowship, food, and evangelism.
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Racial Solidarity Must Be At The Heart Of Cross-Cultural Friendships
Racial solidarity begins with a true, gospel-rooted love for one’s neighbor, and our pursuit of cross-cultural friendships must be involved, engaged, and proactive in this call.
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Book Review: ColorFull: Celebrating the Colors God Gave Us
ColorFULL by Dorena Williamson is a sweet and endearing children’s book about how we should be “colorfull” as opposed to colorblind.
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