That Racist Chinese Laundry Commercial…
The tendency of Asian Americans to exclusively identify with victims rather than perpetrators of racism must be checked and rectified.
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Culture & Identity
Political Correctness
Guest blogger Rachel Stanton shares her thoughts on how Christians should approach the subject of “Political Correctness.” Should Christians eschew the notion as a product of liberal media bias? Should we embrace it?
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Aziz Ansari’s “Modern Romance”, Christ’s Covenantal Love
What ideas do mobile dating apps carry within them? How have these ideas shaped how we pursue love? And how can we reflect on the ideology beneath these tools to use them with more discernment?
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To the Reformed World: Minorities Are Here to Stay
Minorities are moving the conversation in the Reformed world. That’s a good thing.
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Don’t Waste Your Race: Racial Stewardship (2)
Applying racial stewardship to real life.
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Don’t Waste Your Race: Racial Stewardship (1)
Exploring race as a gift to be stewarded by all evangelicals on mission.
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The Value of My Korean Cultural Identity
“What I had considered as my disadvantages were actually gifts from God that I could use to serve the church.” – Eunjin Kim
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“But You Were Raised White”
Marcos reflects on being a bi-racial man and how it informs his worldview.
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On Being Bicultural and Christian
What does it mean to be bicultural and Christian? How might a dual culture identity be used by God for his kingdom?
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Some Reflections on Mark Jones’ “Reformed Catholicity”
Many within the Reformed movement are adopting a more “catholic” spirit. In many ways, this has always been the case among minority Christians.
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