In this eye-opening sermon, pastor and rapper Trip Lee, also known as Trip Barefield, shares why churches must be leaders for racial justice in their communities. He says, “Our end goal is not just getting black people and white people in the same building. Jay-Z can do that. Our goal is to proclaim the peace and unity that Jesus has already accomplished at the cross and to proclaim that and to call all different kinds of people into that peace.”
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