Morgan Guyton
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Every White Ally Has a Little Bit of Rachel Dolezal
The controversy over Rachel Dolezal, a white woman, passing as a black woman in Spokane, Wash., prompts the Rev. Morgan Guyton to confront similar tendencies among others, especially Christians. Read more
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Why White Christians Need to Listen to Amos and Isaiah
The prophets Amos and Isaiah warned self-righteous people that God gets angry at injustice, and in the aftermath of Baltimore's unrest, today's white Christians need to hear the same message, writes the Rev. Morgan Guyton. Read more
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Why Is It Only Violence When Windows Get Smashed?
Property damage from the Baltimore riots spurs the Rev. Morgan Guyton to reflect on other kinds of violence, such as unjust social systems, that don't involve breaking glass. Read more
Love and the Day of Judgment
Judgment comes upon us constantly, but 1 John 4 assures us that love – both God's love for us and our love for one another – will be our saving grace, writes the Rev. Morgan Guyton. Read more
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When People with Power Do Not Fear God
The shooting death of a black man by a white police officer in South Carolina sparks contemplation of integrity and "fear of God" in the Rev. Morgan Guyton. Read more