You Are My Neighbor, Too
Jason Cook delivers a message reminding us that a disciple is one who loves both God and neighbor.
Can a New Reformation Bring Ethnic Unity?
Collin Hansen and Shai Linne on how the church can strive for unity and offer a compelling witness to the world.
Reparations: A Critical Theological Review
This critical review of Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance and Renewal seeks to provide a theological assessment of the book’s theological claims. For at the heart of Reparations is a moral argument—indeed, a Christian argument—about justice.
The Church Has Always Been Multiethnic
Love across racial difference isn’t just a modern, progressive ideal. It’s a biblical ideal. Interracial love is part of our inheritance in Christ.
Thinking Theologically About Racial Tensions eBook
Trent Hunter and the elders at Heritage Bible Church in Greer, South Carolina did a nice job of turning the “Thinking Theologically About Racial Tensions” blog series into a free eBook with questions at the end of each piece for their congregation.
