EPISODE · Mar 2, 2023 · 1H
How Should the Church Respond to Social Issues
from Breakin' Bread · host Doctor Weech
This week Dr. Weech and Dr. Jean deal with the delicate topic of handling social isssues. We've seen the disturbing footage of a young black male being treated questionably by authorities. As we discuss the tragedy surrounding the circumstances of Tyre Nichols we discuss how the Church should resond or if it should respond altogether. Dr. Weech and Dr. Jean examine this from a scriptural, historical, and common sense way.
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