Heidi and Tim talk about racism

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Jesus declared His purpose in Luke 4 when He quoted Isaiah 61. He is here to proclaim the good news to the poor, liberty to the captives, recovery of sight to the blind and then He changed His tone. To set the oppressed free. Everything else was an announcement but then there was an action statement. Jesus is set on liberating the oppressed from the oppressors. Jesus is on the side of the oppressed. In this episode of Canvas Conversations, Tim and Heidi discuss the uncomfortable subject of racism and the application of Jesus' statement as it applies to the African-American community.

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