We are expected to go through life with friends who look like us. Being close with people who do not look like you is unusual in our culture, and the church tends to perpetuate this pattern. However, God’s Kingdom is comprised of people from all kinds of backgrounds that don’t look like our own. The question we all face is, “what will we do about it?” 
Topics: Kingdom of God, Reconciliation
Sermon Series: Race Conciliation
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The MuseCast : July 14
Dear Dr. Unger and Ms. Hampton,
Thank you both for sharing your experiences so unabashedly. I hope that others can see that though uncomfortable feelings/situations may arise in truly walking like Jesus with our neighbors, any adversity that arises is washed over by the overwhelming Love found in the interactions. In addition, as other people see the positive results, their hardened hearts have a chance of opening. God meets us where we are at, some hearts are so hardened, they will need to see firsthand the Love that flows so freely. Please continue facilitating God’s Kingdom to come and His will to be done on Earth as it is in Heaven for all races, genders, sexual orientations, etc. as we are all one race that is humanity and we that follow God and Jesus are the Bride of Christ together not separately! Hallelujah!
I’m loving this series
I forget who said it but it was a book about our true history. What was the name of that book
Please & thank you
Hey Loree,
So glad, you’re enjoying this sermon series.
The book is called, “A People‘s History of the United States” by Howard Zinn.
Thanks
_ Paige from the Communications Team