The Between Heaven and Earth episode, hosted by Justin and Amy Howard, features a powerful conversation with Reverend Michael Worsley about race, ethnicity, and the gospel of the kingdom. Michael shares his journey as a Black Christian in predominantly white spaces, including lessons learned through forgiveness, repentance, and embracing a kingdom mindset. The discussion explores how racism operates not only socially but spiritually, as a principality meant to divide. Both Black and white Christians are called to repentance, forgiveness, and love to reflect the unity of God’s kingdom. The hosts and guest emphasize that political and racial identities have often compromised the gospel, and true reconciliation requires spiritual authority, deliverance, and discipleship. The episode closes in prayer, calling for healing and unity under Christ.

✝️ The gospel calls believers to live beyond racial and political identities, united in Christ.

💔 Forgiveness and repentance break the cycle of bitterness and spiritual bondage.

🌍 Racism is not only a social issue but a spiritual principality that must be confronted.

🤝 Reconciliation requires mutual repentance, empathy, and active listening.

🕊️ The church is called to embody the diverse, multiethnic kingdom of God.

✝️ Kingdom Identity: True identity in Christ transcends race and frees believers from resentment, replacing it with grace and love.

💔 Healing Through Forgiveness: Bitterness gives the enemy access; forgiveness and repentance restore peace and spiritual freedom.

🌍 Spiritual Warfare: Racism operates as a principality—believers must use spiritual authority, not just activism, to overcome it.

🤝 Mutual Repentance: Healing begins when both Black and white Christians listen, empathize, and repent of bitterness, fear, or defensiveness.

⚖️ Pure Gospel: Political and racial allegiances often distort the gospel; repentance realigns the church with Christ’s kingdom mission.

🔥 Deliverance Power: Deliverance and spiritual authority are essential to dismantling division and walking in unity through the power of the Holy Spirit.