Faith seeking understanding– without race
I live in a time when U.S. cities are remembered more for their atrocities than their attractions. #TrayvonMartin #EricGarner #Ican’tbreathe #Ferguson #MikeBrown #TamirRice #MotherEmanuel #EmanuelNine #Sayhername #SandraBland #PhilandoCastille #HeatherHayer… #SeanBell… #AmadouDiallo… #EmmettTill… #IdaBWellsRedRecord… I am hash tagged to death. I don’t want this to be it, my mouth an endless memorial. One year later, my body is in […]
Read More“The more genuine and the deeper our community becomes, the more will everything else between us recede, the more clearly and purely will Jesus Christ and his work become the one and only thing that is vital between us. We have one another only through Christ, but through Christ we do have one another, wholly, […]
Read MoreGod is love and we, as Christians, are known by it (First John 4.16). It is God’s character and our expected response for we speak the truth in love (Ephesians 4.15). It is the principle identifier, proof that we are not only in a relationship with but related to God—not abilities, culture, education, gifts, social […]
Read MoreI am uncomfortable. I am unsure of if I should go or stay… in the United States. Perhaps, my uncertainty is due to President Trump’s treatment of the aftermath of the Unite the Right rallies that left one person dead, nineteen injured and a nation on edge. For many persons, regardless of political party affiliation, […]
Read More“Christianity has been almost sentimental in its efforts to deal with hatred in human life. It has sought to get read of hatred by preachments, by moralizing, by platitudinous judgments. It has hesitated to analyze the basis of hatred and to evaluate it in terms of its possible significance in the lives of the people […]
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The Raceless Gospel 