Today we remember the lasting legacy and impact of Martin Luther King Jr.
“The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. reminds us to push past tweetable quotes and ‘big talk’ to practice true Christlike love.”
Read the full article by @esaumccaulley here: https://t.co/Qf5hs9kCDX
Calling racism “partiality” is akin to calling rape “lust.” American chattel slavery, Jim Crow, and some of these other mind games that have been happening since, go far beyond ethnic favoritism.
“We must stop giving fair names to foul sin.”
C. H. Spurgeon
“If remembering King means anything, it involves a sanctified dissatisfaction with the status quo,” writes @esaumccaulley.
We must see and move beyond the tweetable and Instagrammable Dr. King quotes, and commit to concrete, actual, and lasting change.https://t.co/5wYWlnhYe3
Glad to see the faculty and staff of Wheaton College, one of the most prestigious evangelical universities, produce this statement:
"The January 6 attack on the Capitol was characterized ...by idolatrous and blasphemous abuses of Christian symbols." https://t.co/rU3DSVQ2Ux
@KSPrior Big fan of yours, big reader, and I respectfully disagree with your conclusion. They lost 34% of their enrollment in 9 years. That's why they are making cuts. Also cut $4 million from sports. And @ most colleges athletics budgets first to go and are a small % of overall budget
@KatelynBeaty Certainly worried that racial relations in the Church at the least will be severely harmed. But sadly if they are choosing Trump and all the anti-xtian things he represents, will their black brothers and sisters really factor in to the decision?
I love this man. He is a beautiful man. A beautiful man with a beautiful heart, a beautiful wife, beautiful children and a beautiful mother. Beautiful life. I love this man, and wish I had more time with him to know and love him more. “George Floyd and Me” https://t.co/JvejWx23Wc