Racism: How Should Christians Respond?

Racism: How Should Christians Respond?Decades after the Civil Rights Movement, America is still dealing with racism. The topic of race fills our news headlines, our city streets, and even our pulpits. Recognizing the centuries old mistreatment of minority groups, how should Christians respond to racism? Is it possible to respond in sensitive ways that actually make a difference? Scripture: John 4: 130; Romans 12: 3, 921; Galatians 2: 1114; Ephesians 2: 1116; Colossians 3: 117 Session One

Blessed Assurance Have you ever questioned whether you were a member of God's family

Session FourThe Law of MosesGod made a covenant with Israel which included a call to obedience

Investing in Heaven"Work for the night is coming

But maybe the simple life doesn't have anything to do with stuff

Do Good and Expose Lies in Light of God's MercyIt's like taking ballroom dance lessons in a bear trap showroom: 1 … 2 … 3

Isaiah 54:1-8

Revelation 12:13–17

Ephesians reminds believers of all Christ has done to reconcile us to himself and what that means for how we should live

Facing TemptationWhat steps led to David's sin with Bathsheba

but there's much about the human condition and about our Savior buried between the lines

Some of his many InterVarsity Press books and Bible studies include The Universe Next Door (a worldviews textbook)

God has better days coming