- Racism Q&R
I aim to use this article to respond to frequent questions I hear from within our community about race and racism. My hope is for this to be updated as new...
- Why talk about racism in the church?
On occasion I get the question “Why do you talk about racism and the church so much?" In this brief article, I hope to lay out an answer to that question...
- Resources on Race & Racism
Sermons, Interviews and Conference Sessions Matt Chandler (A House Divided Cannot Stand)Thabiti Anyabwile (Racism of Forefathers) (1 thing about racial reconciliation) Efrem Smith (Interview w/ John Ortberg)Austin Channing Brown (Interview w/ Brene...
- Ethnicity in Acts – Part I
The church is, by design, a multi-ethnic community. A diverse local church, living in unity, serves as a witness to the reconciling power of Jesus and the inclusion of all peoples...
- Justice For All
The evangelical church finds itself embroiled in a heated debate about whether the pursuit of “justice issues” is a primary concern for the local church. The current debate is framed as...
- Sabbatical Highlights
In the Fall of 2021, the Board of Directors at DSBC gifted me and my family a three month sabbatical. This extended time away was designed to provide an opportunity for...
- Justice in Church History – Saint Basil
Those that followed in the apostles’ footsteps continued to maintain a strong emphasis on biblical justice, often expanding its application to different forms of injustice. One of the key Christian figures...
- Justice in Church History – The Puritans
The Puritans, a movement of Christians that came out of the Church of England in the 16th and 17th centuries, sought to practice justice in all aspects of life. Their understanding...
- Justice in Church History – Modern Evangelicalism
Like our Patristic and Puritan forebears, many modern American Christians have sought to apply justice to all aspects of life. While our Roman Catholic[1] and Orthodox[2] brothers and sisters are often...
- Justice in Scripture
Much of the modern debate about justice is a matter of definitions. For Christians, the proper starting point in our understanding of justice is scripture. The Hebrew word that is usually...
- Christlike in the Midst of Chaos
An open letter from Pastor Caleb Campbell To my DSBC Church Family, Over the last year there has been a lot of hurt and offence in our nation, community and church...
I aim to use this article to respond to frequent questions I hear from within our community about race and racism. My hope is for this to be updated as new...
On occasion I get the question “Why do you talk about racism and the church so much?" In this brief article, I hope to lay out an answer to that question...
Sermons, Interviews and Conference Sessions Matt Chandler (A House Divided Cannot Stand)Thabiti Anyabwile (Racism of Forefathers) (1 thing about racial reconciliation) Efrem Smith (Interview w/ John Ortberg)Austin Channing Brown (Interview w/ Brene...
The church is, by design, a multi-ethnic community. A diverse local church, living in unity, serves as a witness to the reconciling power of Jesus and the inclusion of all peoples...
The evangelical church finds itself embroiled in a heated debate about whether the pursuit of “justice issues” is a primary concern for the local church. The current debate is framed as...
In the Fall of 2021, the Board of Directors at DSBC gifted me and my family a three month sabbatical. This extended time away was designed to provide an opportunity for...
Those that followed in the apostles’ footsteps continued to maintain a strong emphasis on biblical justice, often expanding its application to different forms of injustice. One of the key Christian figures...
The Puritans, a movement of Christians that came out of the Church of England in the 16th and 17th centuries, sought to practice justice in all aspects of life. Their understanding...
Like our Patristic and Puritan forebears, many modern American Christians have sought to apply justice to all aspects of life. While our Roman Catholic[1] and Orthodox[2] brothers and sisters are often...
Much of the modern debate about justice is a matter of definitions. For Christians, the proper starting point in our understanding of justice is scripture. The Hebrew word that is usually...
An open letter from Pastor Caleb Campbell To my DSBC Church Family, Over the last year there has been a lot of hurt and offence in our nation, community and church...