Summary: Overview: "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23) "Racial logic is the air we breathe." If this is true, how does this affect our understanding of race and racism? Why are these issues about more than personal, individual morality and how do we see them manifest in structures and systems? Moreover, how might Christians faithfully disrupt patterns of exclusion and injustice? Join Isaac Adams and David Leong as they talk about race, place, and their connection; listen for an encouraging testimony of how one church's stubbornness and faith has borne beautiful fruit, by God's grace. Other topics the brothers discussed include: Racial identity formation, white fragility, redlining and gentrification Lament and sitting in places of discomfort and pain Not rushing to "fix racial problems" but realizing that this tendency in some of us may be a part of the problem
