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A movement for family, education, and faith

Compassion—not schadenfreude—is how to bridge post-election divides.

Listen now | An interview with Pastor Henry Flowers

Listen now | An interview with scholar Fatimah Fanusie

Listen now | An interview with apologist, rap artist and everyday hero Kris Williams

As a trained theologian and womanist in Christian ministry, I look at race—the deification and demonization of skin and bones by social color-codes—as idolatry.

Looking at race eliminativism through a biblical lens. Racial categories themselves are racist. To end racism we must put an end to these categories. Individuals must see themselves and others as raceless. Racism was born out of the idea of race.

My perspective on the Middle East crisis is informed by a unique experience. I’m a Muslim American who worked for several years in the CIA. Most of my time was spent as a counterterrorism analyst. 

Listen now | An interview with Christian thought leader Virgil Walker

Listen now (141 min) | An interview with Dumisani Washington, CEO and Founder of the Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel

The racial attacks against those who speak truth

Our conversation with founders Dr. Eric M. Wallace and Jennifer L. Wallace

Beyond tribalism and decline

Extremist social justice theology betrays Unitarian Universalist principles

Jews are increasingly seen as ‘privileged oppressors’

In a culture polarized by race, and where conversations about race often lead to division, strife, and blame, the Center For Biblical Unity exists to lead respectful and Bible-centered conversations on race, unity, and justice. […] Terms like woke, white fragility, or whiteness have no place...

My Journey of Spiritual Legacy

In 1882 Nietzsche proclaimed, “God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we comfort ourselves, the murderers of all murderers?”. Nietzsche’s proclamation was not a slander…

Before 1517, there was a single worldview and practice within the Christian faith (Catholicism). For over a1,000 years, this ideology extended it’s influence throughout the world; geographically…

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