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Race and Redemption
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The topic of racial justice is headline news, but can you trust what you are reading?
How are Christians meant to weed through all of the rhetoric, agendas and propaganda?
Thankfully, God’s Word gives us clear, actionable wisdom on how to appropriately view and engage with racial justice!
The Lord is moving through His Church to bring a new level of racial unity and He is inviting each of us to join Him! We have crafted this plan to establish and equip you for the work that lies before us.
The Race and Redemption 7-Day Growth Plan will walk you through key Scripture passages that reveal God’s heart on justice, unity, cross-cultural relationships and His vision for reconciliation in the Church. Each day gives you a meditation to reflect upon and a prayer to offer up as you close your time.
One Church. One Blood. One Body. One Race. One Father, Jesus and Holy Spirit. Amen.
Love Your NeighborMercy and justice go hand-in-hand in God’s kingdom. When there is injustice, God is moved to pour out mercy and He expects the same of us as Christians.
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Justice DelayedWhile black Americans spoke out against oppression and injustice in the 1950s and ‘60s, most white Americans casually, “paternalistically,” took their time.
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A Just SocietyGod desires just systems and societies, not just personal righteousness.
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Empires and KingdomJesus comes to replace our broken human empires with a restored and peaceful Kingdom.
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Sin and Self-DeceitAt the root of racism is a heart that is deceitful. A heart that says my comfort or my property is more essential than your life.
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One Blood, One BodyThrough the cross, God reconciled these divided races into one body, known as the Church, where their unity in Jesus far outweighed their divisions in the flesh.
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Have This AttitudeAs our sanctification grows, the more our pride must die, making room for us to love others as Christ has loved us.
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