Hey guys, welcome to Relatable Happy Tuesday.

We have got a treat for you today.

Today I have my friend Monique do son on from Center for Biblical Unity.

She is awesome and her partner in business is also awesome.

They do so much in bringing Biblical clarity to conversations about justice and race and racism.

We have heard a lot of messages coming from professing Christians over the past year about what it looks like to reconcile the races.

And yet a lot of these messages simply are not based in truth.

They're not based in fact and they're also not based in the gospel.

And she is on a mission. They are on a mission to change that and to make sure that churches are looking to Scripture when it comes to this issue of unity.

And I am so very thankful, so very thankful for the insight the wisdom that she gives.

I am going to link the new curriculum that they have written in the description of this podcast.

And I didn't get to talk about this particular subject with her. I've already recorded the interview.

But they are getting heavily censored on social media when they are trying to share their stuff.

And you can look at their curriculum. You can follow Center for Biblical Unity on Instagram and you will see that they are extremely gracious, extremely level-headed and extremely biblical.

And everything that they say and that last one I am sure is the reason why Facebook won't even let them advertise their curriculum.

And so I am asking you, especially after you listen to this interview to please go to their website to support them to purchase this curriculum to send this episode to your pastor.

To say, hey, we should get on board with this. We should look at this curriculum or get your Bible study to do it. It's a five-week curriculum. Get people in your neighborhoods, go through it together.

I really think that this can be a game changer. I think that they are doing wonderful, wonderful, godly, glorifying work.

And if you want to help change the culture of your church, of your friend group and send conversations about race and justice into a productive and biblical direction,

whereas maybe right now you're feeling a lot of tension on this subject with the people that you know. I highly recommend Monique, Christa, Center for Biblical Unity.

And this particular curriculum that they've worked really hard on and have just published. So go to the description, the link in the description to this podcast to go ahead and purchase that.

But super excited for you to listen to this conversation. She is full of wisdom and grace as always. Without further ado, here is Monique Dusan.

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