Tag: White Evangelicalism

• Reimagining Church: From Consumer Christians to Catalytic Called-Ones

  

  The Asian Roughrider reflects on his 15 years abroad before reconnecting with U.S. churches, questioning their need for transformation. He highlights the critiques from Soong-Chan Rah on consumer Christianity and JR Woodward’s focus on active discipleship. Ultimately, he encourages a return to Scripture and genuine community engagement to fulfill God’s mission.

  The Asian Rough Rider

  December 9, 2024

  Asian Faith, Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  called out, church, church multiplication movement, consumerism, culture, disciple making, ekklesia, ethnicity, Faith, God’s glory, Gospel, Jesus Christ, John Piper, Kingdom of God, meta-narrative, mission, Missional, movements, prosperity, race, White Evangelicalism

• 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