
Pastor and author Tony Evans says Christians should support Black History Month as a way to embrace unity and diversity within the church, saying “God does His best work” when the body of Christ is walking together.
Pastor and author Tony Evans says Christians should support Black History Month as a way to embrace unity and diversity within the church, saying “God does His best work” when the body of Christ is walking together.
According to a new poll, 42 percent of Americans believe churches are too segregated.
Two pastors with opposing approaches to racial issues have entered the race to become the next Southern Baptist Convention president.
The third-ranking Democrat in the House of Representatives has proposed that a hymn popular within the Black community becomes the national hymn that is sung alongside the national anthem.
Commemorations of the life of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. look different this year, with few in-person opportunities to preach, pray and volunteer in person amid the coronavirus pandemic. But many online gatherings will apply his messages of years ago to the current crises the country is facing.
Southern Baptist Convention Pastor Dwight McKissic, Sr. is condemning a recent statement by the SBC Council of Seminary Heads denouncing critical race theory.
Mississippi voters, on Tuesday, approved a new state flag that features the phrase "In God We Trust." A design for a new state flag was put on the ballot after many Mississippians voiced a desire to change the state's flag which previously featured the Confederate Battle Flag.
CBS sportscaster James Brown shared in an interview that he believes God's word is the answer to racial justice.
According to a recent Barna Group survey, nearly 1/3 of practising Christians are not interested in participating in matters of racial injustice.
One topic that isn't discussed nearly enough is the impact of where you live. Where you live is a huge factor in education, safety, income, opportunity, equality, and ultimate success in life. Or rather, I should say, where you can afford to live.