Questioning Our Perceptions: COVID-19 and Yellow Peril
God commands us to resist lies and deception, and to take every thought captive (2 Corinthians 10:5). What might that look like during the rise of COVID-19?
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Category: racism
What Sabbath Looks like as a Person of Color
As a person of color, I can look to Jesus when I experience racial fatigue. He created sacred space to rest and practice self-care, and so should I.
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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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Transcending Racial Trauma
In Luke 10:27-29 we read; “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and...
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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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