Culture/Ethnicity
“You Talk About Systemic Injustice, But Chicago…”
How might we consider ministering in a city that reels from systematical injustice and violence? C’mon up and chop.
Black Lives Matter Meeting, Reflections from an Old Head
What takeaways did one pastor have after attending a local Black Lives Matter chapter meeting? C’mon up and chop with Louis Love on The Front Porch.
Justice and the Church
Christians already have an agenda. Our agenda has already been set. It’s a kingdom agenda: Christ is Lord.
Complementarians in the Black Experience
A strong woman shouldn’t be a threat to our theology. But even more, she should not be judged and stereotyped.
Expositors Summit 2015 Preconference: Panel Discussion
C’mon up for a panel discussion that closed the 2015 Expositors Summit Preconference on The Pulpit and Reconciliation.
The Pulpit and Reconciliation: 4
Juan Sanchez explains why preaching is not rocket science, but why it is so hard, and what it is like to grow up as a minority in a majority context. C’mon up!
The Pulpit and Reconciliation: 3
Racial reconciliation can take years. But Dan Hyun suggests that if you get the gospel right, you have to try very hard to not cross barriers.
The Pulpit and Reconciliation: 2
C’mon up and rejoice with Curtis, who says the sovereign God of the universe sees color, but he doesn’t see it with contempt!
The Pulpit and Reconciliation: Session 1
C’mon up and hear Jarvis Williams deliver a raw, honest sermon and lecture from his perspective as a churchman of color, a Southern Baptist, and an evangelical scholar.
Anyabwile, Coates at Race + Justice in America 2015
Thabiti Anyabwile sat with author Ta-Nehisi Coates to discuss race, justice, and hope in America. Here’s a recap, review, and recording of their discussion. C’mon up!
Kevin Smith Elected First African-American KBC President
On Tues., November 10, 2015, our brother Kevin Smith was the first African American to be elected as president of the Kentucky Baptist Convention.
Why is Baltimore Rioting and How Can We Help
A pastor from Baltimore shares his reflections on the riots and calls for urban ministry that isn’t focused on metrics, but on the long-term good of the city and its people. C’mon up.