We don’t have to share a Black person’s positive attributes when conveying that they died unjustly at the hands of police.
A criminal background is no excuse for police brutality. Neither is sagging pants or a short skirt. Or a “bad attitude.”
Black people deserve to live.
...if we would just be willing to listen. If we just be willing to learn. If we would just be willing to squirm where we should and be soft hearted but anti-fragile and read what brilliant Jesus-following Black brothers and sisters are writing,
Reading a book can change a mind.
This season has me longing for the Presence of God like never before. I don’t want to go anywhere he isn’t leading. I don’t want to do anything he hasn’t ordained. I don’t want to chase things or people he hasn’t purposed to be in my life. If He’s in it, I’m in it.
@BethMooreLPM You’re the only reason I’m ever on Twitter, Miss Beth. Thank you for always speaking truth—you have impacted me in more ways than you’ll ever know for the past 20 years. Don’t ever give up or quit! 💕 Our daughters need you.
This morning I had the pleasure of co-co-hosting a #betterpastors#podcast / #facebooklive interview with Wes Wick, author of “Half Two: The Quest for a God-Honoring Encore” and… https://t.co/DpCRCnKEF8
We have to literally start yelling to the enemy, I’m not afraid anymore! I used to be afraid, but I’m not afraid anymore. Eternity is promised to me. @MrsHavilah#FierceFaithSummit https://t.co/MmSfKlXzDj