With a

look at culture from a Christian worldview. I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Recently political scientist Wilford Riley re-shared a post by

NBA player Jonathan Isaac who's a very public Christian and at Isaac's picture

with two kids and the caption,

quote, met these two today, they couldn't wait to tell me they were saved.

I thought it was so awesome, and quote.

Moved by the connection between this professional athlete and two kids of a different race,

Riley wrote, quote,

one very real advantage of religion, is that objectively true or not,

it creates a higher bond that brings together people of different races,

religions, etc.

Well, he's right that Christians share a bond and an identity that transcends race and age and

culture.

It's a forte of the New Jerusalem to come.

But it's not true of all religions.

What Riley missed here is that this wasn't a picture that Isaac took with two of

his fans. Rather, it was a picture Isaac took with two people who like him are fans of the

Lord Jesus Christ. And that's what brought him together. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.