John Stonestreet and Shane Morris discuss the chaotic events of the last week, from the killing of George Floyd, to riots and looting in our cities, to questions of systemic racism. How are we to make sense of all this as Christians? And what image from the last week--that of the policeman with his knee on Floyd's neck, that of the riots, the President and the Bible--will define this era for future generations?

John and Shane also discuss the demonstrations in Hong Kong on the anniversary of Tiananmen  Square.

We wrap up today's show with a snippet of Andy Crouch's presentation at our "Truth Love Together" event, and John  Stonestreet answering a couple of tough questions about President Trump holding up the Bible, and how we can know what's true when Christians disagree on so much.

Resources:

“George Floyd dying, rioters looting: What image will decide our future?” by Joe Ferullo, The Hill

“The  People the World Needs,” video presentation by Andy Crouch at the “Truth. Love. Together.” virtual event.

“Our World Split Apart and the Hope of Pentecost,” by John Stonestreet, BreakPoint

“COVID-19, Depression, and Suicide,” by John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera

“Hong Kong’s Lessons for Beijing and the West,” by John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera, BreakPoint

“Why the Bible Is not a Prop,” by John Stonestreet, BreakPoint