Guest Speaker | Latasha Morrison

from UGA Wesley · host Latasha Morrison

Latasha Morrison is a bridge-builder, reconciler, and a compelling voice in the fight for racial justice. Latasha gracefully brought us a message this week about living an uncomfortable life in order to keep Jesus at the center of racial reconciliation as we pursue the Kingdom of God, "on earth as it is in heaven." Our world needs renewal; we need a fresh anointing to stand against the sins of this earth. Latasha challenged us with these questions: How is my life persuasive for the gospel? How am I treating others? Am I behaving like a credible witness, genuine and authentic in faith, pure in heart, and peacemaking? Listen in on this gentle but firm message and let yourself be challenged by God in new ways.

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