More than Reconciliation, by Andrew Southwick
December 1, 2023
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Episode 91 · December 1, 2023
More than Reconciliation, by Andrew Southwick
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More than Reconciliation, by Andrew Southwick
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<p>Today, Roberta talks to Andrew Southwick about his new book More than Reconciliation: Coming to the Table of Grace.</p><p>HATRED CAN ONLY BE OVERCOME AT THE FOOT OF THE CROSS. </p><p><br />America is at a tipping point and in many ways, grows more and more divided by the day. One of the most visible divisions, racism, continues to be repackaged, reshaped, and reintroduced into each successive generation. We've tried every legal, cultural, and/or sociological idea to dispel racism's ugly presence and legacy from society.</p><p>EVERY IDEA, THAT IS, EXCEPT JESUS.</p><p><br />MORE THAN RECONCILIATION takes a step toward solutions other than those popular culture has offered. This book brings the gospel message and spiritually transforming work of Jesus Christ back to the center of the conversation, and challenges readers-whether Christian or not-to approach issues of prejudice and hatred with renewed minds. All are invited to see each other not as creatures of cultural demographics, but as creations of God.</p><p>RACISM AND PREJUDICE ARE NOT SOLVED THROUGH WOKENESS OR NON-WOKENESS, or through social programs and policies. Because hatred can only be overcome at the very place it was conquered, at the foot of the Cross. People will not be reconciled to each other unless and until they are RECONCILED TO GOD.</p><p><br /></p><p>Brought to you by Roberta Foster, KNEO Radio and the Sky High Podcast Network.</p>
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