Beth Moore has attracted attention the last 18 months for her increased willingness to speak out against racial inequality and sexual assault. Though some have called her brave, she said she’s uncomfortable with that word. She explained, “It is not brave. This is Gospel.” She and other Christian leaders weigh in on evangelicals and racial unity in this video from the MLK50 Conference.
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