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, founder of the Center for Biblical Unity, shares her transformative journey away from the 'woke' movement and critical race theory. She discusses her insights on the impact of racial identity on faith and the importance of unity among diverse backgrounds grounded in biblical teachings. With a light-hearted segment interspersed, she dives into the complexities of reconciling social justice with scripture. Monique emphasizes the need for community support and church leadership in navigating contemporary ideologies, ultimately championing a family-oriented approach to unity.