Cross-Cultural and Racial Healing
Video Resources
Dr. Anita sits with Christine Caine for a conversation about race and the church.
Dr. Tony Evans speaks from his heart
about social injustice
Pastor Steven Furtick and Pastor John Gray sit down to have a conversation about race, privilege, apathy, and what it will take to become the bridge to a better future.
Pastor Brian Mowrey, Niro Feliciano and Crystal Ellington deliver a timely message on unity, at Walnut Hill Community Church's service on 6/8/2020.
Pastor Zenzo Matoga from Impact Church in Boston speaks with Pastor Justin Kendrick about the state of radical injustice in our nation and what our response should be as followers of Jesus.
Pastor David Payne welcomes church members to share their experiences Lifesong Church service 6/8/2020
From The Lausanne Movement, Brenda Salter McNeil speaks on Credibility and racial reconciliation. Sept 2011.
Bryan Stevenson & Tim Keller will help us explore ways to sustain hope through a grace filled pursuit of justice and mercy as they draw from their own calling and work.
The Bible Project explores the biblical theme of Justice and discover how it's deeply rooted in the story-line of the Bible that leads to Jesus.
This Bible Study, with John Perkins and Rick Warren, discusses the biblical context for what’s at the root of race issues everywhere, followed by a Q&A with John and Rick.
Reading Resources
Our reconciliation to God through Christ has brought us peace with Him, yet it also calls us to become agents of peace in the world today. This Bible reading plan is from the Lausanne Movement.
Soong-Chan Rah's prophetic exposition of the book of Lamentations provides a biblical and theological lens for examining the church's relationship with a suffering world.
Where Do We Go from Here? from Barna is intended to bring context to important conversations and contribute to a broader understanding of race relations in our present moment. Free digital download.
In Healing Racial Trauma, Sheila Wise Rowe examines the message from Scripture that “we are all fearfully and wonderfully made,” candidly reflecting on her own experiences and others’ experiences as victims of racism.
Tim Keller writes on The Bible and Race, a look through the Old Testament and New Testament to understand what the Bible has to say about race. He continues this series on racial healing with The Sin of Racism.
Gary Knighton, who serves as pastor of Faith Fellowship Church in West Hartford, CT, and Protestant chaplain at the University of Hartford, writes on BCNE's blog: Our First Steps Toward a Unified Future: What Anglo Pastors Can Do to Build Bridges with Black and Brown Christians.