Monique Duson

Krista Bontrager, a theologian with a YouTube ministry, Natasha Crain, an author focused on a biblical worldview, and Monique Duson, co-founder of the Center for Biblical Unity, dive deep into the implications of the Orange Curriculum on children's faith. They discuss the potential creep of progressive ideas into church teachings and emphasize the importance of preserving core Christian beliefs. Engaging insights on navigating secular challenges, racial reconciliation, and the critical need for robust discipleship shape their compelling conversation.

Monique Duson, President of the Center for Biblical Unity, and Krista Bontrager, a Bible teacher and former university professor, delve into their unlikely friendship across racial divides. They share how their contrasting backgrounds led to meaningful conversations about race and faith. The pair explore the impact of cultural biases and emphasize the need for honest dialogue. They encourage listeners to break barriers in their own communities, championing a unified identity in Christ that transcends race and fosters true understanding.

Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager, co-founders of The Center for Biblical Unity, engage in thought-provoking discussions about their mission to foster Christ-centered conversations on race and unity. They delve into their diverse personal journeys, emphasizing the significance of understanding ethnicity through a biblical lens. The duo navigates difficult conversations on racial injustice, advocating for empathy and patience. They stress the necessity of prioritizing unity in faith over identity politics, encouraging listeners to engage thoughtfully with complex social issues.