Is Our Gospel Big Enough to Handle RACE? Dr. Karen Johnson on "Ordinary Heroes of Racial Justice"
August 27, 2025
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Discover how systemic racism, historical context, and gospel-centered faith intersect in this illuminating interview with Dr. Karen J. Johnson, author of Ordinary Heroes of Racial Justice. Aimed at evangelical and justice‑seeking audiences alike, this conversation unpacks how racial injustice is more than personal—it’s generational and structural. Dr. Johnson explains what it means to do history with humility, love, and awe, shows why the gospel is 'big enough' for systemic problems, and offers powerful frameworks for Christians to move from law‑and‑order thinking toward biblical justice and shalom.
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