November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Reconciliation
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Contact
Can crosscultural contact overcome prejudice and segregation? Jim Tune explores Gordon Allport's contact theory and challenges Christians to build genuine relationships across cultural divisions, demonstrating the gospel through…
A Conversation with John Perkins
Civil rights leader John Perkins discusses racial reconciliation, why superficial solutions fall short, and the church's essential role in racial healing in this exclusive 2015 Christian Standard interview.
A Conversation with Sean Palmer
Sean Palmer of The Vine discusses racial reconciliation, the gospel, and diversity at the North American Christian Convention, sharing his congregation's approach to evangelism through relationships with people…
Road Bumps on the Middle Path
What can Christians learn from the Radical Middle Way? T.R. Robertson explores religious moderation, political entanglements, and the challenge of engaging a divided culture while remaining rooted in…
Truth in Labeling
In a polarized world, labels can divide Christians and discourage understanding. Mark A. Taylor explores the radical center, urging believers to move beyond rigid positions toward humility, thoughtful…
Jesus: The Middleman
Jesus stands between God and humanity as the perfect mediator. Rubel Shelly challenges Christians to reject false dilemmas, overcome religious polarization, and follow Christ's example of reconciliation, humility,…
When ‘Les Mis’ Comes to Life
After his father was murdered, Tim Streett struggled to forgive. Dave Smith recounts his journey toward reconciliation, an unexpected friendship with Don Cox, and the transforming power of…
The Best Pizza I Ever Had
George Ross reflects on church conflict, forgiveness, and the surprising sweetness of reconciliation suppers shared with formerly estranged friends in the body of Christ.
Reconciled
Bruce Koblish reflects on a hard 1995 meeting with Reggie White that grew into friendship, reconciliation, and a commitment to rebuild trust across racial divides.
Interview with Byron Davis
Byron Davis explains how Dream of Destiny is helping Christian churches and churches of Christ pursue ethnic diversity, stronger ministry networks, and more intentional evangelistic outreach.
We Have a Dream
Dudley C. Rutherford outlines five practical steps toward racial diversity in churches through Dream of Destiny, challenging congregations to intentionally develop multicultural worship teams, leadership, scholarships, and ministry…
Forcing This Issue Is a Waste of Time
Darrel Rowland explores differing views from Brian Jones and Fernando Soto on racial reconciliation, multicultural ministry, language, culture, and whether churches should intentionally pursue multicultural worship.
White as Snow? Guilty as Sin?
Darrel Rowland examines why Restoration Movement churches remain predominantly white and challenges congregations to pursue intentional racial reconciliation, multicultural leadership, and New Testament unity.
“Look at What We Have in Common”
Reggie Moore and Greg Bondurant built a friendship that helped two congregations find common ground, pursue multicultural ministry, and grow through patience, trust, and shared preaching.
More Than Talk About Unity
Mark A. Taylor reflects on the difficulty and necessity of practicing unity within the Restoration Movement, pointing to conversations that may help divided streams rediscover common ground.
