How can walking in the footsteps of Jesus change our perspective on race, healing, and the power of grace? Join us as we explore the narrative of racial difference, mass incarceration, and racial unrest in the wake of numerous black lives lost. We discuss the remedy of walking for both physical and spiritual health, so that we can live a much healthier life and journey closer to Jesus.
Through the biblical story of the man brought to Jesus for healing, we uncover the power of grace and transformation. Jesus led him out of the village, spit on the ground and rubbed mud on his eyes, asking what he could see. Our conversation delves into the importance of recognizing our need for healing and being open to trusting others in our journey, as well as the challenges Christian leaders face when addressing issues of race and injustice.
Lastly, we examine the impact of racism on our society, particularly for children. Reflecting on the story of Trevon Martin, we consider the need to resist the forces that would pull us down into a narrative of racial difference, and how God looks upon us with grace, not race. Listen in and be inspired to create a world where we have more loyalty and allegiance to grace than to race.
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