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A White church and a Black church in Charlotte merged to turn unity from a word into lived reality—shared leadership, collective service, and deeper relationships.

The Black church played a crucial role in shaping community-led reparative action in Evanston Il.

This discussion guide provides a roadmap for a meaningful, safe discussion that leads to greater understanding and solidarity at your church.

We compare biblical teaching with the popular Christian notion of being indifferent to racial disparities.

Biblical solidarity is about more than being polite or avoiding conversations that might get awkward or uncomfortable.

Let's explore together how the concept of systemic racism comes from the Bible.

Exploring how Scripture speaks into diversity, equity, and inclusion offering a faithful alternative to cultural assumptions.

What happens when we assume class alone explains racial disparities? The data shows two families with the same income don’t have the same economic outcomes. Dive into the truth and why it matters.

Prominent Africans in the Bible: stories of leadership, courage, and faith that still inspire today.

We explore what the Bible teaches about listening to the lived experiences of people of color.

This essay pushes back on both partisan sides of the debate providing biblical guidance on a third way that is compassionate and just, that fosters unity in the body of Christ.

Black Americans were important foreign mission pioneers. Learning their stories can build racial unity in today's church.

Learn about the 1787 racial segregation incident at St. George's Methodist Episcopal Church and how it shaped American history.

We examine the tension between compassion for immigrants losing TPS status and the importance of respecting the rule of law, providing biblical guidance to Christians.

How should Christians navigate America’s increasingly polarized state of politics? Let’s examine biblical guidance on bridging divides.

Racial reconciliation is a well-worn term. We explore the biblical definition of reconciliation and how that should guide our pursuit of unity within the body of Christ.

We explore how black saints played central roles in early church history and how history was edited to make Christianity look Eurocentric.

Just preaching the gospel might fix the hood if the poverty, crime and poor schools were primarily caused by a lack of individual righteousness. But they are not.

Lacrae advocates preaching a holistic gospel in the hood, suggesting that preaching the gospel without meeting physical needs feels hollow, even dishonest. The Center For Biblical Unity responded by saying "The gospel is enough. What changes communities is changing hearts with the gospel. We are not going to change the hood with a reading program." In this talk we explore the theological basis for preaching a holistic gospel looking at the example of the early church and th

Black and white Americans often experience July 4th differently. I was blessed to see the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra efforts to include stories of the Black lived experience at this year’s 4th of July concert.