God's purpose in salvation is to bring the races back together, creating a beautiful tapestry of cultures in the church. Pastor J.D. Greer explains why cultural integration is important, why it's hard, and how the Summit Church can pursue racial integration, prioritizing gospel proclamation and humility. [... more]

God's plan for racial unity is more diverse than you might imagine. The early church's leadership in Antioch was culturally diverse, and this diversity was a sign of the coming fulfillment in Revelation 5. A multicultural church is a powerful evangelistic witness, and God is glorified through a beautiful tapestry of cultures. [... more]

A multicultural church is where different cultures influence each other and unity in Christ outweighs cultural divisions. The gospel creates a new humanity, a third race, where people find unity in Christ that overcomes mistrust and division. [... more]

Jesus' kingdom is inclusive of people from all ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds, and it's not about creating a new nation, but about creating a heart, a new heart within people, where love for God is the root of all commandments. [... more]

The Jesus Revolution will not be televised, but it will be a movement that unites people from different backgrounds and brings them together in their relationship with Jesus Christ. As Apostle Paul and his companions embark on their missionary journey, they face opposition from those who want to maintain the status quo, but they continue to spread the message of Jesus, bringing people to life and giving them a new way to be human. [... more]

A multicultural church finds unity in Christ, overcoming years of hurt and mistrust. The gospel creates a new reality, defining a common problem and solution. Christians from different cultures and backgrounds come together, putting aside cultural preferences and finding a new humanity in Christ. [... more]