GCC is not heretical. It’s not necessarily wrong. It is accidentally deficient."
(Fathom Magazine) -- "Since 1994, I’ve been researching evangelicalism’s inability to successfully integrate its churches and institutions following the Civil Rights Movement. The United States Military, professional sports, the arts, film, business, the health care professions, and so on, have all made advances in terms of racial diversity since 1965. Evangelicalism, however, remains just as white today as it was when Tom Skinner addressed race and evangelicalism at Urbana in 1971.
Not much has changed. After twenty years of observations, my conclusion is that evangelicalism’s reduction of the mission of Christianity to the extra-biblical phrase “The Great Commission” serves as an obstacle preventing white evangelicals from connecting the gospel to the lived experiences of African Americans.I call this “Great Commission Christianity” (GCC)."
Read more: https://www.fathommag.com/stories/the-great-commission-christianity-keeps-blacks-away-from-evangelicalism
