Is justice is achieved step by step or do we need to flip the switch of revolution? How can incrementalist and revolutionaries be friends in the work of biblical justice? 

In this episode we talk about when, if ever, people of color should apologize in cross cultural relationships.

Ministry leadership is powerfully complicated for people of color.  How can you lead across cultures while remaining true to your culture?

Part 2 continues our discussion of how we can build new racial narratives for a new church. 

Slavery became Jim Crow. Jim Crow became the New Jim Crow.  Can anything really change without addressing the narrative that people of color are inferior? This is part one of a two part series.

We've seen what the majority of discipleship has produced in America and it's not pretty. What if we shift the source of discipleship material from the majority and powerful to the marginalized?  

"You're racist....No I'm not." Sound familiar?  We consult with a live question about what is a racist and how to use this powerful word.  

In speaking truth to power and bringing a corrective challenge to injustice how do we engage with kingdom grace and humility.  How can we call out the wrong while also being sober about how we participate in other wrongs? 

In part two we continue our discussion on how multiple touch points across culture can increase the depth of our empathetic connections.  Part two of a two part series.

Just because you have one friend across cultures doesn't mean you're in the family. How do we approach new relationships without generalizing to entire people groups?  Part one of a two part series.