Tag: ethnocentrism

• Jesus’ Answer to Racial Injustice

  

  1. Perspective: If all you see is race, then you’re looking through a broken lens. Jesus didn’t see race…he saw people. People with names, stories, cultures, languages, and histories. Jesus saw and knew George Floyd before you and I ever did. Jesus knows every person who has ever experienced injustice and pain…and he cares more…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  June 17, 2020

  Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  activism, advocacy, church, cross, culture, Discipleship, equality, Ethnic Groups, ethnocentrism, George Floyd, God’s glory, injustice, jesus, love, mission, nations, passion, Power, prayer, protest, public, race, reconciliation, Sacrifice, segregation, social justice, social media, suffering, vision

• How to Love White Evangelicals

  

  Racial and cultural tension in the western church is at an all-time high. With all sides speaking into the issue without, it seems, a way forward. Minority voices in the church are beginning to rise above the supremacy of white evangelicalism, which historically has been in a place of power, prestige, and privilege. Love, respect,…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  October 24, 2017

  Asian Faith, Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  Apostles, bi-cultural, Christianity, church, culture, David Platt, Ed Stetzer, ethnocentrism, Evangelicals, grace, John Piper, Kingdom of God, leadership, Lecrae, love, minority, mission, Politics, Priviledge, race, racism, reconciliation, Truth, White, White Evangelicalism