Starting Good Trouble. Religion, race, justice, culture and mercy.
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I'm thinking towards my sermon for Calvary Baptist Church in Waco on September 20. It's a Jesus-story called the Parable of the Workers of the Vineyards, and it centers on a landowner who calls workers to the fields all day long and at the...
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Book Banning, Libraries, and Writers
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I have finished up a chapter on a new book about the organized attacks on diversity, and this first body chapter looked at how libraries, books, and librarians (!) were under attack for offering a broad-base...
I Read the News Today
The other night my wife Jeanie and I went to a dinner party with friends, including a great investigative journalist. Since Jeanie was also a great investigative journalist, she loves to talk with him, and since I’m a capital “I” introvert,...
White Lies: Dismantling Ten Cultural Myths About Race with Dr. Greg Garrett
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I write books, teach at Baylor U (opinions here are my own), work in the larger Church, and write, speak, teach, and preach about race, religion, politics, and culture. John Lewis, of Blessed Memory, invited us to start Good Trouble. Let's go.
Priest to the misfits. #1 Bestselling Liberation Theologian. Decolonial Theology Prof at St. Stephen’s University. Writing & speaking on Decolonial Missiology and Precolonial Eastern + Celtic Christianities. Author of The Justice of Jesus.
President/Founder, PRRI. Writing on religion & protecting democracy. NYT bestselling author of BACKSLIDE; The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy; White Too Long; The End of White Christian America. https://linktr.ee/robertpjones
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