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7 Ways Adoptive and Foster Parents Can Survive and Thrive

Adoption and foster care can be so overwhelming that it takes all the focus and energy that parents can muster to survive and provide what they feel is best. Here are 7 ways to survive and even thrive.

Top 18 Books of 2018

Stew 18 min read

Here are a few of our favorite books that we at Verge can recommend, and would love for you to pick up one (or all of them!) and be inspired, challenged, and deepened in your walk with Jesus.

4 Practical Ways To Pursue Racial Justice

Jarvis Williams 1 min read

Dr. Jarvis Williams walks through 4 practical ways to pursue racial justice.

Understanding Systemic Racism

Verge Network 1 min read

If we don’t get what the Bible says about systemic and corporate evil and racism, we won’t only misunderstand the Bible, but we won’t understand our non-white brothers and sisters’ pain.

3 Reasons Why Churches Are Still Racially Segregated

Jarvis Williams 1 min read

Dr. Jarvis Williams gives 3 reasons why churches are still racially segregated, and how we can respond.

‘Colorblindness’ Is Lazy and Toxic – Racial Justice Series: Part 8

Verge Network 5 min read

Stew, Founding Director of Verge Network, interviews Sho Baracka about racial justice in America today, and how 'colorblindness' is lazy and toxic.

3 Ways You Can Respond To The Crisis in Syria Right Now

Verge Network 5 min read

Now's the time to take action to help the crisis in Syria. Here are 3 simple ways you can help.

Racial Justice: A Way Forward – Racial Justice Series: Part 7

Verge Network 5 min read

Stew, Founding Director of Verge Network, interviews Soong-Chan Rah about racial justice in America today, and how we can take the first step to moving forward.

A Plea for Unity – Racial Justice Series: Part 6

Verge Network 5 min read

Pastor John Onwuchekwa recorded an impassioned message for The Austin Stone Community Church about prayer, unity and the need for racial reconciliation.

Why We Should Stop Using the Term ‘White Guilt’ – Racial Justice Series: Part 5

Verge Network 5 min read

Have you ever heard the phrase 'white guilt' when talking about racial injustices? Here's why we need to stop using that phrase.

Why ‘Colorblindness’ Is Toxic – Racial Justice Series: Part 4 [A Conversation With Propaganda]

Verge Network 5 min read

A conversation with Propaganda about racial justice in America today, and why 'colorblindness' is a barrier to racial justice.

What’s Your Racial IQ? Racial Justice Series: Part 3 [Panel Discussion]

Verge Network 5 min read

Dr. John Perkins, Helen Lee, Jorge Mendoza, Michael "Stew" Stewart and William 'Duce' Branch discuss the state of racial justice in our country and the need for racial intelligence.

The Illusion of Progress – Racial Justice Series: Part 2 [A Conversation With Propaganda]

Verge Network 5 min read

A frank conversation with Propaganda and Stew about the problem of racial injustices, and how we haven't come as far as we think we have.

Understanding The Problem – Racial Justice Series: Part 1 [A Conversation With Propaganda]

Verge Network 5 min read

A frank conversation with Propaganda and Stew about understanding the root causes of racial injustice.

Syrian Refugee Crisis: What Church Leaders Need To Know

Verge Network 5 min read

This crisis has been called by some the largest refugee crisis in history. Get informed. Get engaged. Find out more.

Where Is The Church? 3 Simple Ways To Take Action Now

Steve Haas 3 min read

Here are 3 simple ways that you can get involved now.

Dope Church

Verge Network 1 min read

Dope Church is a growing community of Christians committed to being family with their neighbors struggling in addiction, the sex industry, and the criminal lifestyle.

The Sin of Racism

Trillia Newbell 4 min read

Now is the time to engage in conversation about race and how we view others.

You Don’t Have to Say ‘Yo’ Around Me

Trillia Newbell 4 min read

Why are we reluctant to talk about race and racial divides, and what can we do about it? Read more to find out.

Racial Justice and the Gospel

Russell Moore 3 min read

The civil rights movement succeeded not simply because the arc of history bends toward justice but because, embedded in our common humanity, we know that Someone is bending it toward a Judgment Seat.

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5 Ways to Center Your Family Around Jesus This Christmas

7 Ways Adoptive and Foster Parents Can Survive and Thrive

Top 18 Books of 2018

4 Practical Ways To Pursue Racial Justice

Understanding Systemic Racism

3 Reasons Why Churches Are Still Racially Segregated

‘Colorblindness’ Is Lazy and Toxic – Racial Justice Series: Part 8

3 Ways You Can Respond To The Crisis in Syria Right Now

Racial Justice: A Way Forward – Racial Justice Series: Part 7

A Plea for Unity – Racial Justice Series: Part 6

Why We Should Stop Using the Term ‘White Guilt’ – Racial Justice Series: Part 5

Why ‘Colorblindness’ Is Toxic – Racial Justice Series: Part 4 [A Conversation With Propaganda]

What’s Your Racial IQ? Racial Justice Series: Part 3 [Panel Discussion]

The Illusion of Progress – Racial Justice Series: Part 2 [A Conversation With Propaganda]

Understanding The Problem – Racial Justice Series: Part 1 [A Conversation With Propaganda]

Syrian Refugee Crisis: What Church Leaders Need To Know

Where Is The Church? 3 Simple Ways To Take Action Now

Dope Church

The Sin of Racism

You Don’t Have to Say ‘Yo’ Around Me

Racial Justice and the Gospel

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