Dennis Edwards joins us to discuss race, ethnicity, and Scripture, highlighting how our "social location" shapes our theology. Contending that the Bible celebrates diversity and rejects racial superiority, he points to Philippians 2 as a model for humility, reconciliation, and relinquishing power to elevate others.

In this Regent College chapel address on Galatians 5–6, Paul Spilsbury reframes the “fruit of the Spirit” as the communal “harvest” of God’s kingdom. Rather than individual self-improvement, the Spirit’s work is presented as the life of Christ taking shape within the Church through faithful participation, spiritual cultivation, and perseverance.