<p style="margin: 0in; font-family: Calibri; font-size: 11.0pt;"> Ricky and I discuss the recent movement of Black Out Tuesday, why neither of us changed our social media, and how things like this may be confusing at best and divisive at worst. Scripture has a lot to say and we dive into how the gospel addresses racism, the socio-economic divide, and how the church can help. Plus, a special guest chimes in now and then with his thoughts.</p>

Ricky and I discuss the recent movement of Black Out Tuesday, why neither of us changed our social media, and how things like this may be confusing at best and divisive at worst. Scripture has a lot to say and we dive into how the gospel addresses racism, the socio-economic divide, and how the church can help. Plus, a special guest chimes in now and then with his thoughts.

<p> Ricky and I discuss the recent movement of Black Out Tuesday, why neither of us changed our social media, and how things like this may be confusing at best and divisive at worst. Scripture has a lot to say and we dive into how the gospel addresses racism, the socio-economic divide, and how the church can help. Plus, a special guest chimes in now and then with his thoughts.</p>

Black Squares

There are many things we hear from the Word of God, whether in a sermon, a song, or regular conversation. But what about those less comfortable topics? What does the Bible say about divorce, pornography, what should or should not happen in worship, modern warfare, the election, profanity, alcohol, masculinity, or a host of other things that don't normally come up around the Sunday lunch table? Jeremiah's Well covers these topics; the ones that people should be, but maybe aren't, talking about in the public square and the Sunday pulpit. Like Jeremiah did of old, we're sharing timeless truths for troubled times.

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