What does the American justice system have to do with the horrid practice of lynching decades ago? Contributor, Jarvis Williams, gives us an idea.
Author: Jarvis Williams
Jarvis J. Williams is an associate professor of New Testament Interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. He’s is the author of numerous books, including a Galatians commentary (Cascade, 2020). He also serves as a teaching pastor at Sojourn Community Church Midtown in Louisville. You can follow him on Twitter @drjjwilliams.
In this article, Jarvis Williams offers four reasons why we need to speak less and to listen more to those who suffer racial injustice.
Dr. Jarvis Williams reflects on the impact of the Civil Rights Act on the African American community.
New Testament professor, Jarvis Williams, applies ideas of tough-mindedness and tender-heartedness from one of MLK’s sermons to the situation in Ferguson and African Americans today.
Is racial reconciliation necessary? Jarvis Williams argues that racial reconciliation can be experienced and must be pursued by all Christians.
Dr. Jarvis Williams explains how the Gospel is God’s provision for reconciliation.
