In this episode, Pastor Alex and guests Lt. David Meyer and Dr. Hector Cruz discuss the historical distrust between police and the Black community, rooted in slavery, Jim Crow laws, and systemic racism. Sharing personal experiences, they explore policing challenges and cultural divides. These transformative lunch talks, sparked post-George Floyd, aim to become a book capturing their candid conversations on race, policing, and societal healing. The series seeks to bridge gaps, foster understanding, and inspire change through authentic dialogue.
Episode 321 | The Way You Think Becomes the Way You Live
This week’s episode of The Way We See It serves as a powerful follow-up to last week’s conversation on Who Is Discipling the Culture? If culture is shaping the way people think, then the next...