“It's Juneteenth, and I ask the question: Black Creators, do you know that you're free?” (Phillip Joubert)
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Yet one more pre-Independence Day read.
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Another timely read on the eve of the Fourth of July.
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With the Fourth of July coming up …
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The launch of a new series - a vlog by Nontombi Tutu.
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“I remember a conversation a friend and I had my freshman year in college. We shared a similar Asian-American experience.” (Andrew Huang)
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A vlog by Phillip Joubert.
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“The book of John describes the incarnated Christ as being full of GRACE and TRUTH. Inextricably intertwined.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
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The God of Justice remembers it all. (David Gate)
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A sober perspective.
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”It is not the job of the marginalized to wake up the church to its apathy and oppression.” (Brandi Miller)
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On the anniversary of the darkest day in recent American history, Phillip Joubert reflects on the implications of the siege of the Capitol.
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As we reflect on the life and legacy of Bishop Tutu, let’s listen to Nontombi and Malcolm …
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"The sixties birthed two movements in America: the civil rights movement and the contemporary worship movement. Sadly, they have run on separate tracks for sixty years." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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“The eagle’s wing is broken … The bison lays bleeding.” (David Gate)
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“Calls for unity will not erase complicity.” (Brandi Miller)
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“John the Baptist said Jesus would take an axe to every tree that needs to be uprooted. He is still doing that work today.” (David Gate)
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“Me recuerdas de nuestra historia, y que siempre hallas tu lugar en mi, una vez más.” (Ania Elizabeth)
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”I long for a world I may never see.” (Brittney Spencer)
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"I don’t know Justice! And I have not met Peace." (Royce Lovett)
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