
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee



Travis Hurley reflects on leading a multiethnic congregation and challenges Christians to confront racism, build relationships across cultural differences, and demonstrate the visible unity Jesus prayed for.

Delonte Gholston shares how Trust Talks in Los Angeles brought police officers, activists, faith leaders, and residents together for honest conversations about policing, racial injustice, reconciliation, and rebuilding…

Brian Jennings and José Heredia share practical lessons from Highland Park Christian Church on building a diverse congregation through intentional leadership, inclusive worship, cross-cultural relationships, and a commitment…

Dudley Rutherford explains how Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision inspired Dream of Destiny, an initiative encouraging racial diversity in Restoration Movement churches through leadership development, educational events, and…

Becky Ahlberg shares how relationships with mothers at My Safe Harbor challenged racial stereotypes and revealed the power of friendship, humility, and genuine care to build understanding across…

Glen Elliott shares how Tucson churches used screenings of Selma and Woodlawn, shared meals, and honest conversations to build relationships across racial divisions and pursue meaningful reconciliation.

Glen Elliott shares how pastors in Tucson built trust across racial divisions through honest conversations, shared worship, community engagement, and practical cooperation, offering an example of Christian reconciliation…

Mark A. Taylor acknowledges the limitations of Christian Standard's racial justice coverage and challenges Christians to move beyond indifference toward racial unity, reconciliation, and practical efforts to confront…

David Anderson explains why racism is a sin problem rather than a skin problem and introduces gracism, a biblical approach to extending favor and building relationships across racial,…

Dr. Jerry Taylor discusses racial unity, the church's responsibility to confront racism, and the importance of confession, prayer, political accountability, and lasting relationships across racial differences.

Travis and Dena Hurley explore why visible unity across racial and cultural differences matters, drawing on their experience in a multiethnic church and the biblical call to reconciliation.
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