In this episode of Church on the Block, hosts Pastor Phil and Pastah J discuss the church's social responsibility, particularly towards African Americans. They emphasize the need for the church to actively engage in repairing societal injustices and living out gospel principles. Pastah J highlights the concept of repair, advocating for a shift from generosity to reparative justice, addressing historical and systemic issues. The conversation underscores the church's role in facilitating reparations and leading by example to bring about positive societal change, emphasizing collective responsibility and the transformative nature of repair.
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