Episode 310 | One Love

Feb 3, 2026 | Racial Reconciliation

In this episode of The Way We See It, Pastor Alex Bryant leans straight into the racial tension happening in our nation and challenges believers to respond differently than the world. Instead of holding on to offense, anger, or bitterness, Alex reminds us that Christians are called to lead the way in forgiveness. He draws inspiration from the song “One” by U2 and the words of Bono as the call for us to leave racism, resentment, and division in the dark and choose to love each other in the light. In a moment when culture encourages outrage, Alex calls the Church and all who claim to be Christians to rise above it with humility, grace, and unity. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that love is our greatest witness and forgiveness is our greatest weapon.

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Learn how to engage in the race conversation with courage and grace

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