Racial Unity in Worship: A Heartfelt Dialogue with Dr. Cornell Lewis
What I do know is that...one of the greatest problems that we could possibly even have in our lives is when love is not given, and love, when it is not given, should be recognized as the greater issue, as opposed to, well, is it a racial thing?
How does the church navigate the choppy waters of racial unity? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Confessions of a Worship Leader', host Branon Dempsey sits down with Dr. Cornell Lewis to tackle these pressing issues head-on. Dr. Lewis, a social justice educator, brings his wealth of experience to the table, sharing personal stories and insights on the church's historical role in racism and the ongoing challenges it faces today.
They discuss the often-overlooked problem of celebrity pastors and how their influence can sometimes overshadow the core message of love and unity that the church should embody. But it's not all critique; Branon and Dr. Lewis also explore practical steps for creating safe worship spaces where healing can begin. This episode isn't just a conversation; it's a call to action for anyone passionate about fostering racial unity and nurturing genuine, loving church communities.
Whether you're deeply involved in church life or simply curious about these critical issues, this episode offers valuable perspectives and actionable advice.