In unfolding the multi-ethnic tapestry of Scripture, we better understand the glory of our God.

All human life, including women’s, have value. It’s written plainly in Genesis 1:27 and practiced beautifully in John 4.

American citizens should not be surprised at the paucity of character we are currently seeing in our politicians.

Statistically, someone in your congregation is being or has recently been sexually abused. Be alert.

The judicial system has proven itself to be quite draconian toward people of color.

Assumptions are drawn and conclusions are made from negative depictions about African Americans that are largely one-sided.

Caribbeans and African Americans believe lies about each other and if there is no one in your life to challenge those lies, you will accept them as fact.

I wonder if the car seats in the back of my minivan will be enough to keep me from becoming Sandra Bland.

God’s people are to glorify and image him in all that they do. God is glorified through his people assembling together in the community of the church.

Christians must be at the forefront of confronting a culture that devalues women - starting with the American church.

We have sufficient grace and unshakable hope in our struggle against sin, even the sin of pornography.

There is a need for platforms to be constructed so that past, present, and future marginalized voices can be elevated. We choose by God’s grace to assert ourselves in the affirmative.

Luther’s heirs are known as Protestants today because his movement was so centered on protest. Nearly 450 years later, King would likewise use public protest to confront the social devastation of false doctrine.