Jesus didn't stop being who he was to reach somebody else.

Dr. Tony Evans says the Lord didn't need to compromise the truth

to successfully reach across ethnic and cultural divides.

But his sociology opened up an opportunity for theology.

This is the alternative with Dr. Tony Evans,

author, speaker, senior pastor of Oaklef Bible Fellowship

in Dallas, Texas, and president of the Urban Alternative.

Prejudice takes practice.

Dr. Evans, you've said that most of us have been getting plenty of it

since we were kids.

Unlearning it isn't easy, but as a way of introducing today's message,

where do we start?

There needs to be a call, first of all, to the Christian community,

but even broader, to understand God's perspective on race and culture,

and to begin to respond to that perspective,

rather than all the opinions of men.

God created the races.

He had an intent for it.

He has explained how he wants the races to work and to work together,

and that's what we should be promoting.

Well, we get some practical advice on how to do that

as we jump into today's message titled,

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