From the earliest days of America, racism has been a prevailing issue. But on May 25, 2020, George Floyd’s death sparked a fresh fire in the tinderbox of American society.
As racial tensions continue to mount, Christians cannot remain on the sidelines. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. called the church the conscience of the state. It is the duty of the people of God to maintain their prophetic edge, offering Heaven-inspired solutions to the crisis of our times.
In Racism, the Church and the Nation, Pastors Wayland Henderson, Chazdon Strickland, Dr. John Veal, and Ryan Johnson, each contribute timely insights on the Church’s critical role in racial reconciliation in today’s society.
It is time for every believer to take their Kingdom role in working towards reconciliation, healing, and Kingdom advancement in our society today.
Table of Contents:
Preface
Chapter 1: How has Your Background Affected the Way You View and Engage Other Races?
Chapter 2: What Role – Good and/or Bad – Does the Media Play Concerning Racism in the Nation?
Chapter 3: What Role has Politics Played in the Lives of the Nation’s Diverse Racial Citizenry?
Chapter 4: Does God See Color?
Chapter 5: What Can We Do as Believers to Better Understand?
Chapter 6: How Can the Church Respectfully Engage in Healthy Discussions?
Chapter 7: What Danger Is there if the Church Is Not in the Forefront of Racial Reconciliation?
Chapter 8: How Can the Church Lead the Way?
About the Authors
