01.11.17

Understanding Race & Reconciliation in the USA

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From the doctrine of the imago dei to policies like 40 acres & a mule, several brothers discuss race and reconciliation at the Pastoral Network Retreat. The panel was made up of:

C’mon up and join these brothers as they discuss these matters, looking at them through a historical and cultural lens.

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Thabiti Anyabwile
Thabiti Anyabwile serves as a pastor of Anacostia River Church (Washington DC). He is the happy husband of Kristie and the adoring father of two daughters and one son. Holler at him on Twitter: @ThabitiAnyabwil

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  • RichJ

    We as Christian leaders must be careful not feed the deception that is accompanying this debate today. The evil of racial discrimination must be fully recognized and fought. However, this high level deception that is accompanying it, and constantly forcing its message into the forefront of our attention with an even more evil agenda than discrimination must also be recognized and negated. Failing to combat both simultaneously may just exacerbate the problem. We must all learn to “do unto others …” and all of us “turn the other cheek” and not give into the revenge of hateful demonstrations. Passing new anti-discrimination laws is totally useless, or worse, counterproductive. I know Christians of all races realize that the first Covenant failed because we were incapable of living up to it. What makes us think that man’s laws will succeed where God’s failed? Whoever the pastor is that is recorded above is correct as he describes that true change must come from within. That’s the job of the true Church as led by the Holy Spirit.