Derwin Gray, co-founder and lead pastor of Transformation Church, dives deep into the tensions at Wheaton College regarding diversity versus discipleship. He explores how evangelism is woven into the larger biblical narrative and the critical balance of justice and mercy. The discussion also touches on North Dakota's rejection of Jesus' kingship and the implications for evangelicalism today. Gray emphasizes that reconciliation with God should reflect in our relationships with others, urging Christians to embody love and hope in their communities.

Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor, brings profound insights on spiritual warfare as it relates to entrepreneurship. He draws compelling parallels between hunting tactics and the devil's strategies aimed at isolation. Gray outlines three key temptations entrepreneurs face: performance, possession, and popularity, urging a shift to a wartime mindset. He emphasizes the importance of wearing the armor of God, offering spiritual tools to navigate entrepreneurial challenges and suggesting that recognizing these spiritual battles can boost decision-making and strengthen faith.

Join Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor, Mark DeYmaz, a pioneer in multiethnic church planting, and Harry Lee, a long-time pastor advocating for unity, as they discuss the critical issue of racial segregation in churches. They share personal stories about moving from homogenous to diverse communities, emphasizing the beauty and challenge of genuine relationships across cultures. The conversation highlights the church's role in reconciliation and unity, urging Christians to view the world through the lens of love and Jesus’ inclusive message.