We all have our own prejudice and bias. They are products of our cultures, learnings and experiences. However, when prejudice and bias go unchecked, they are destructive to our humanity and tear at the fabric of community.
Like Nathanael, we ask “Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?” “Can anything good come from Haiti?” “Can anything good from Africa?” “Can anything good come from the other side of the track?” “Can anything good come from that neighborhood on the other side?”
As believers of Christ, we are called to follow Jesus.
What does it mean to follow Jesus the Christ in today’s context where prejudice and bias are rampant and racism is displayed without shame?
Read more at this link.
Like Nathanael, we ask “Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?” “Can anything good come from Haiti?” “Can anything good from Africa?” “Can anything good come from the other side of the track?” “Can anything good come from that neighborhood on the other side?”
As believers of Christ, we are called to follow Jesus.
What does it mean to follow Jesus the Christ in today’s context where prejudice and bias are rampant and racism is displayed without shame?
Read more at this link.
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