The Radical Middle

Is Social Justice a Sin?

We have seen our Urban Brothers and Sisters go through social justice issues like abortion, immigration, and racism, but we fail to wrestle with this tension because we care more about being on the “right side.”

So what happens when we embody the values of others as opposed to that of Scripture? We miss the mark. We can’t be a witness when we play the victim. We need to show what the Kingdom of God is really like.

Why are we called, as Believers, to engage in social sin?

Let’s dialogue with Tommy Nixon and Fredy Romero.

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Is The Church Full Of Hypocrites?

The answer may shock you.

It’s important that we recognize our hypocrisy and come with a posture of “I do not always live out what I believe.”The most Christian thing you can say is “I was wrong.” Why is it so hard to accept this?

When we allow idolatry to play a part in our lives, of course, it’s going to be hard to acknowledge our own hypocrisy. We need to embody the values that have been laid out for us through Christ so that we can continue in the work God has called us into.

Let’s take the log out of our eyes before we tell someone there’s a speck in theirs. Let’s confront our own hypocrisy.

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We have experienced a tremendous amount of suffering these past couple of years, but with this comes polarization. As followers of Christ, how can we learn to share the suffering of others? 

And how can we learn how to do this well?  What if suffering is imposed? Can we change the “they” narrative of suffering to a “we” narrative?

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Time and time again, we have seen “whoever controls the Book, holds the Power.” This leads to a toxic Church AND Christian Leadership.

We are going through the tension of how we read scripture and how we use it as a weapon to control people.

How do we control the narrative when Pastors and Church Leaders are controlling the narrative to fit the Gospel to their beliefs?

There are many mini Kingdoms that these leaders are creating about themselves because they hold power.

Who does the power belong to?

Tune in and let's dialogue to find the radical middle.

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“Who am I?”

You might’ve asked yourself this question once, twice, maybe more. We have lost the piece that makes us who we are. 

As leaders, we have a crisis. We are called to serve the marginalized, but the color of our skin disqualifies us. 

What happens when your Christian Community is not fighting for the injustices within our country? Do you lean into the color of your skin and fight? 

What comes into mind when you hear that you are a Child of God? Is there a hierarchy of how we are to identify? 

How do you stick to Biblical Principles without losing your identity? 

It can be easy to self-segregate, but if you don’t identify yourself in Christ first, you can be missing out on the Kingdom of God.  Let’s dialogue together… "Identity"

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How much of American Nationalism has seeped into the Church?

We as Christians are in a spiritual battle against the evil forces of this world. When you add American nationalism to this battle, it creates enemies out of other people, and the reality is, those people are created in the Image of God. In this current reality, we see key groups of people who profess Christ but don’t care about the suffering of others. How are we being that light in this dark world?

The next generation is rejecting boxes and conformity and is desperately looking for leaders who express a different way of being. The Radical Middle is for the leaders who are tired of a reactive church and are ready to build the church we dream of now.  Let’s dialogue together… The Army of God?

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What would it cost for the church to abandon its position on the left and the right?

What if you didn't have to choose sides? What if the gray is actually where Jesus led from?

Jesus was a paradox and wasn’t afraid to embrace the tension.

In The Radical Middle podcast Tommy Nixon and Co-Host Fredy Romero break down the fundamental principles of the Radical Middle. They’ll discuss how to live the Christian life outside of the toxic box of black and white... and move into the gray. 

Relationships need a lot of room to grow and conformity is not a safe place to learn. The next generation is rejecting boxes and conformity and is desperately looking for leaders who express a different way of being. The Radical Middle is for the leaders who are tired of a reactive church and are ready to build the church we dream of now.  Let’s dialogue together… 

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