Left: The black man George Floyd suffers and dies at the hands of white police offers.
Right: Ravi Zecharias, of Indian origin, embraces Nabeel Qureshi, of Pakistani origin.
Two weeks in the news. Two images. Two racial and/or national relationships characterized by endless war, suffering, domination, oppression, subjugation. Two radically different outcomes. So we express our anger, our sadness, our frustration, our lament, our despair, our hopelessness. And then, like the apostles after Jesus’ ascent into heaven, we sit in a room wonder how we get from here to here… On Pentecost Jesus starts to give the answer. The difference between these two pictures: two different kings. Join CTK-Savannah this Sunday (5.31.20) as we begin a series on how Jesus calls his people from every tribe, tongue, and nation; and, having called them, teaches them to love one another.
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