This is a well-done 18-minute documentary with John Piper revisiting his roots in Greenville, South Carolina and recounting how the gospel delivered him from the racist attitudes of his youth. The main thing I took away from this is that it's possible to grow up in a Christian home as a saved individual and still be in the grip of deep generational and societal sin. Thank God for the gospel of Jesus Christ that turns racists into agents of reconciliation!
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Bloodlines (2011)
Labels:
Film,
John Piper,
the Gospel
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