Remember to retreat and care for yourself more than you battle and defend yourself.
Author: Elodie Quetant
Quetant was born in St. Martin to Haitian parents and grew up in South Florida. She's serious about tacos, community, and the marginalized. You can follow her on Twitter: @Elodie_q
To have a uniform definition of black would not work because black people are not uniform.
To take on the burden and trouble of another, beloved, this is Christ (Gal. 6:2).
In Christ, there is no superior race. In Christ, there is only a superior God. We know the world has hate tactics, but let’s remember we don’t have to demean other races to elevate ours.
The church shouldn’t look like a high school cafeteria, with divisions by age, race, marital status, or swag level.
Elodie Quetant, warns against 140-character Twitter “social activism”. She challenges us to participate in real time conversations and to take real action.
When life shows us different, how can we still consider God as good? In this article, RAAN contributor, Elodie Quetant, explores that question.
