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We can not negate our way to a positive vision of anything. At some point, no matter the issue, we must become positive, constructive. There is no way to build

Perhaps you all have seen this theme already and I'm late to the game.But have you noticed the theme of unjust & unavenged Black male death running through the Wakanda/Black

Really interesting reading the replies to this. There’s surely TONS more thinking behind this short press release. No press release ever tells the whole story. But insofar as this lays

A lot of people emboldened to talk in reckless ways today. It’s not really worth engaging because some people love arguing. But for the sake of truth, let me say

Christ honoring.Hard working.Faithful.Gracious.Humble.Intelligent.Devoted.Loving husband and father.Tireless.Patient.These are just some of the ways I describe StevenHarris. Just by this list, he is a better man and Christian than ALL the s

While some mount defenses of slavery and slaveholding, the seminal event of the Old Testament that helps define God’s relationship w/ His people is His literal freeing them from slavery

Something to ponder:Why would professional law enforcement see themselves as having common cause with unknown armed militia or citizens?https://twitter.com/KristenClarkeJD/status/1298649969780563969 The stubborn fact of American history and

First, I assume this video dates back (2012) to the release of John's book, "Slave." The book is about our slavery to Christ and the video, in part, promotes the

If you’re writing about “race” and racism and your argument essentially resolves in, “View everyone as an individual,” you are not fundamentally writing about “race” or racism, which by definition

God's love, proven in the cross of Christ, triumphed over man's sin and death (Rom. 5:8). That same act of love also proved God's just character (Rom. 3:21-26). Justice will

I’ve been hearing a fair amount of references to the “country being torn apart” or “divided.” It’s pretty typical language during times of racial injustice or conflict.But I want to

One final thought, then I’m going to bed.I’ve seen a few people tweet something along the lines of, “All the rioting takes the focus off the murder of George Floyd.”