#Twitter protesters g3 conference skin#

#Twitter protesters g3 conference skin#

Those with white skin who disagree on matters of social justice are often rejected without consideration and labeled racist. The common technique today is to avoid dealing with real issues. The Statement hasn’t caused division, but it has been successful in putting a spotlight upon the division that already existed. With the release of The Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel in 2018, things changed.

In recent months and years, many people who embrace social justice ideas have been doing much of the talking, much of the speaking, and much of the preaching. How do we engage without sinning against one another and against God in this tense season of church history? Listen to One Another One of the most intense areas of division is based on ethnic lines. Does that sound familiar? Does that sound like biblical Christianity (Eph. With social media as a megaphone, many people are screaming at the world while claiming to be right as they throw one another under the bus with disdain and divisive rhetoric punctuated with emojis and hashtags to drive home the point. We are fractured and we continue to fracture as lines are being drawn in the sand regarding social justice. We are more divided today than at any other time in recent history. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, it’s quite apparent that all is not well in evangelicalism.

That’s why each Lord’s Day as we enjoy a little piece of heaven on earth with the gathered church-we join John the apostle in praying, “Come quickly, Lord Jesus” because even our foretaste of heaven is imperfect and stained with sin. All systems will be pure and without the stain of imperfection. The new heavens and the new earth will be filled with unbroken relationships and a world without injustices. We live in a broken world where both the soul of man and creation itself groans for the return of King Jesus who will make all things new. Our world is divided, our nation is divided, and in many ways-the evangelical church is divided.