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Kingdom Racial Change with David McFadden, Michael Evans & Michael Emerson
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More than 60 years after MLK's “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” 11 a.m. on Sunday remains one of the most segregated hours in America. Why? And can the church finally become a catalyst for real racial healing?
In this compelling conversation, Dr. David McFadden joins hosts Will Wright and Pastor Josh Burtram to discuss Kingdom Racial Change, a new book co-authored with Pastor Michael A. Evans and sociologist Michael Emerson. Drawing from lived experience and decades of ministry, medicine, and research, McFadden unpacks why systemic racism remains embedded in our institutions—and how the church must become a diverse force for justice rather than a segregated echo chamber.
The episode explores micro, meso, and macro levels of racial inequality, interracial church collaboration, and the emotional and spiritual cost of pushing for unity in a divided time. For anyone committed to building a kingdom “on earth as it is in heaven,” this conversation offers both conviction and hope.
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👤 Guest Bio
Dr. David L. McFadden is a medical doctor, community leader, and co-author of Kingdom Racial Change. He co-founded a multiracial men’s ministry that brings together Black, white, Hispanic, and Asian Christians to model unity and reconciliation. His work bridges faith, healthcare, and social justice.
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Kingdom Racial Change (Eerdmans)
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