In a recent interview, Dean of Theology at African Christian University, Voddie Baucham, urged Christians to understand the difference between social justice and Biblical justice.
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San Diego Churches, City Leaders to Gather for Prayer Event
Churches across San Diego are gearing up for a weekend prayer event about racial justice in America.
SBC's Ronnie Floyd: 'The Church of Jesus Christ Must Answer This Moment in American History'
During a recent panel conversation, the Southern Baptist Convention's Ronnie Floyd asserted that the church "must answer" to this pivotal moment in the fight against racial injustice in America.
Affirm 'Black Lives Matter' but Reject the Organization, Mohler Urges Christians
In a new column, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Albert Mohler wrote that Christians should affirm the phrase “black lives matter” but reject the organization that penned the slogan.
Faith Leaders Around the Country Prepare for Historic Juneteenth Celebrations
Faith leaders and churches are preparing for historic Juneteenth celebrations this year as the holiday comes in the midst of a movement calling for racial equality.
78 Percent of Black Christians but 38 Percent of White Christians Say 'U.S. Has a Race Problem,' Barna Finds
According to a 2019 study that was recently published, nearly half the number of White Christians to Black Christians believe that racism is a real problem in the United States.
White Christians Must Repent, Fight against Racism, Says Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy
In a recent interview Chick-fil-A's CEO Dan Cathy encouraged White Christians to repent and fight back against racism.
Moody Bible Institute President Apologizes for Past Yearbook Photos Featuring Students in Blackface
Moody Bible Institute President Mark Jobe recently apologized for old MBI yearbook photos featuring students in Blackface.
Tony Evans: 'Failure of the Church' Has Led to America's Current Racial Problem
In a recent statement, Tony Evans noted that the church has an obligation to help fix the current racial divide in America.
Juneteenth—Something We Can All Commemorate
No matter the issue, from public policy to personal morality to global health, people seem to immediately run to their ideological and political corners. No discussion, little charity, less concern about the requirements of a common life together. A lot of yelling. It’s difficult to imagine a people less able to accomplish a life together than us, with no shared vision and no shared memory.
