The Privilege of Walking in Solidarity
On May 8, many took to the streets to job in memory of Ahmaud Arbery. For most, it is important to recognize the privilege of such an act of solidarity.
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Black Lives Matter
Good Doctrine Gone Bad
Do some responses to the death of unarmed black image bearers betray a misunderstanding of the doctrine of total depravity? Guest post from Kevin Garcia.
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A Betrayal of the Cause
Last night’s attack on police in Dallas was a betrayal of everything minorities have championed.
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A Willingness to Listen
Making your church more diverse is about more than just adding another shade to your elder board. It often means having a willingness to learn and be challenged by opposing viewpoints.
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Reading the Margins – 2.5.2016
What we saw or read this week: Jemar Tisby on Black History Month, infomania, the power of stereotypes, an amazing sermon illustration, and a new series addressing Black Lives Matter.
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Black Lives Matter is Not Anti-Police
Understanding #BlackLivesMatter from a Reformed and Biblical perspective on justice.
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