Race is a human construct; belonging is God’s idea. From the first pages of Genesis to the diverse worship of Revelation, God’s desire has always been to be known through a reconciled, multi-ethnic family.

In this opening message of Gospel, Race, and Belonging, Evan Wickham lays a biblical foundation for why diversity isn’t a modern agenda but the Creator’s design. The gospel dismantles the hierarchies of race and rebuilds a household of belonging—where those who’ve been dishonored are given special honor, and every culture finds its voice at the table of Christ.

Because in the body of Christ, difference isn’t erased; it’s redeemed.
And when race bows to belonging, Jesus alone wears the crown.