The Christian Worldview Speaker Series

One-night events that feature a compelling speaker to present a message on a cutting edge topic followed by Q and A moderated by radio host, David Wheaton.  The purpose is to provide strong, in-person biblical worldview content for attendees in a short format.

UPCOMING EVENT:
Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Grace Church (Chapel), Eden Prairie

TOPIC: The Impact of Social Justice on the Gospel
SPEAKER: Darrell Harrison

• Director of Social Media, Grace To You
• Host, “Just Thinking” podcast and blogger at JustThinking.me
• Expository Bible teacher with a passion for helping Christians understand what they believe and why they believe it
• Fellow of the Black Theology and Leadership Institute of Princeton Theological Seminary
• U.S. Army veteran

He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?  Micah 6:8

“It’s my conviction that much of the rhetoric about this latest issue [social justice] poses a more imminent and dangerous threat to the clarity and centrality of the gospel than any other recent controversy evangelicals have engaged in.”

That’s quite a statement from pastor John MacArthur about the hottest topic in the church and mainstream society—social justice.

Sadly, a great division in the Evangelical church has formed over the issue of social justice.  One side sees the pursuit of social justice (i.e. working to rectify perceived social inequalities related to ethnicity, gender, privilege, sexuality, economics, and immigration status, to name a few) as inexorably leading to a neglect of the Great Commission to make disciples first and foremost.

The other side sees social justice as an implication of the gospel (i.e. “Social justice is a gospel issue”).  In other words, Christians are to preach the gospel while working for equity in society as well.

So which side is right?  The question we need to ask is: What does the Bible say about social justice and what was the example of Jesus and the early church?

For if we can understand what God’s Word says and look to the ministry of Christ as our example, then we can “think biblically and live accordingly” on this issue that has captivated the hearts and minds of this generation.

Joining us for this Speaker’s Series Event is Darrell Harrison.  He is a former Fellow of the Black Theology and Leadership Institute at Princeton Theological Seminary, a U.S. Army veteran, and an expository Bible teacher with a passion for helping Christians understand what they believe and why.  Please come and sharpen your worldview on this important topic.

** we will LIVE stream this event on our Facebook page