Concerns for racial justice must address disparities in education and school discipline.

People of color don't need white permission to use their power in Christ.

It takes cruelty and brute force for human subjugation to work.

To participate in God’s love and healing amid racism, you must slow down and prayerfully ask yourself questions.

White evangelicalism failed to lead and take action for racial reconciliation in America.

Decades ago, theologian Paul Jewett modeled moves white Christians must make toward racial solidarity.

Acting affirmatively on the side of racial justice affirms the truth of the gospel.

Bridging racial divides requires love as the motivation.

Without restitution for harm done, there will never be liberty and justice for all.

Structural sin may be legal, but that doesn’t make it right.

Where in America can we see proof of righteousness and justice for disadvantaged racialized people?

With eyes wide open to the colorfulness of distinction, we can see the full beauty of humanity.

Systemic justice is unabashed obedience to what the Bible has always taught.

There’s much more to read than racism woes of suffering and struggle.

Many Christians unwittingly practice a counter-faith that doesn't know how to deal with racism.

To bear the image of God is a declaration of dignity that challenges power.

Racism in America is a white person's sin issue that can only be resolved by white America.

From Genesis to Revelation, racism runs counter to everything Scripture teaches.

Pursuing a future already secured in Christ, can we keep running against racial injustice? Today begins 20 weeks featuring 20 Christian writers of color.