Are You Prejudice? Prejudice = Prejudging Someone!

BUT, believe me, prejudice can be OVERCOME and HEALED! 

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Prejudice is a weight that has been dragging our society down for far too long. It’s not just about black and white. It runs deeper than that, snaking its way through all our lives. But we must remember that there is only one race – the human race! We were all created by God with red blood flowing through our veins. Our differences make us unique and beautiful in His eyes.

Prejudice Is Very Ugly And Contagious! I Recall My Parents And Some Of My Friends Who Had Some Prejudice, While Others Were Boldly Prejudice. This Impacted Me, But When I Met My Friend Clifford Walker On The Pius Basketball Team Freshman Year. He Changed My View Of Black People, Since I Took The Time To Get To Know Clifford, My View Point Changed! Believe Me, Prejudice Can Be Overcome!

Unfortunately, prejudice has crept into some of our hearts due to societal influences and the temptations of Satan. But don’t lose hope! With prayer and commitment to God, we can break this cycle of hate and open our hearts to love and acceptance for all people, regardless of their skin color or background. The power to make a change lies within each of us; let’s take action towards healing racial divides together! ~ Bill Greguska

Romans 12:10  Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves.

 

 

Prejudice Is A Very Ugly Thing That Needs To Stop! Are You Prejudice?

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Martin Luther King Jr. Breaking Racial Prejudice

 

My Confession Of Prejudices Society Planted In My Head That God Removed!

Many parents have planted seeds of prejudice in their children. My parents, even though they were wonderful people, demonstrated some subtle prejudices towards black people, Jewish people, and also rich people. 

I share this story with you to prove a point. Anyone or anything we are unfamiliar with can (and usually does) cause us to be uncomfortable. That is where prejudice, fear, and distrust breed and grow. Ignorance fuels the flames of intolerance and even anger. The way to overcome it is to talk to God about it and get to know one another! You are not the only person with racial bias. Racial problems are common in the United States. We are all wired with some bias or prejudice at one time or another because of our sinful nature. I was raised in an entirely white neighborhood. I didn’t know a black person until I was a freshman at Pius XI High School when I met my first black friend, Clifford Walker. 

Clifford And I Opened Up With Each Other!

Clifford and I talked deeper than just talking about our favorite sports teams. We grew and learned from one another. Clifford and I played on the same basketball team; our common denominator was basketball. After a couple of years on the same team, we knew our skin color was different, but we had the same blood color. Yes, Clifford was raised differently than I was, but that is par for the course with any relationship. We grew to know that our goal was the same on the basketball court, to win the conference championship—and we quickly learned that we could win the title if we focused on what we had in common instead of how we were different. Meeting the starting guard, Clifford, and getting to know him was the best way to eliminate lies I heard about black people back in 1975.

Can You Relate To What I Am Saying? (Are You Prejudice?)

I was given stereotypes of not only black people. This so-called formula of anti-prejudice worked also with Jewish people. This foolish thinking ended abruptly when I was a caregiver for Ben Hersh. He and his family were Jewish, and after a short period, I realized prejudice like that was foolish on my part. I was Ben’s caregiver for 7 and 1/2 years. Ben and his parents and brother and sister were like family to me, I loved each of them. So there went another seed that was planted by my parents and society that was debunked.

Parents And Peers Can Influence Us For The Worse Sometimes!

The last prejudice my parents, society, and Satan planted in my brain was that of rich people. It was in about 1990 that I attended a Bible study at Jim Oatman’s house. He was probably one of the richest people I knew. But that prejudice of rich people went out the door, too, after getting to know Jim and his wife. I have learned a lot about prejudices from my high school friend Cliff Walker (concerning black people) and also Ben Hersh and his family (concerning Jewish people), and finally, my Bible study leader Jim Oatman (concerning rich people)

I Hope You Can Learn From My Ignorance!

I am so thankful for having contact with this friend who taught me that prejudice was foolishness. We got to know each other and I saw how humble and kind Jim was to me and everyone. I do believe the best way to overcome any prejudice is to spend time getting to know those people whom our parents, society, and Satan have brainwashed us to believe falsehoods about different people groups. Prejudice is not from God, so it is obviously from Satan himself.  I encourage you to examine your own heart to see if there is any prejudice in your heart. ~ Bill Greguska

 

 

 

 

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Jesus And The Gospel Are For All Ethic People ~

Not Just White Or Black!

 

Prejudice Is Not Limited To Just One Or Two Races!

Prejudice runs deep and wide, affecting people of all ethnicities and backgrounds. Sadly, some individuals have grown up in environments where prejudice was ingrained into their thinking from an early age. However, we must remember that anything is possible with God at our side! We are reminded that we are all created equal and that the only race is the human race. Our skin may run different colors on the outside, but inside, it’s all red- a reminder of how much alike we truly are.

With prayer and God’s help, hearts can be softened, and minds can be changed. Prejudice can be overcome when there is a sincere commitment to love others as ourselves because, ultimately, “love conquers all.” Let us unite against prejudice by showing love towards one another as God intended us to do so!

 

 

Prejudice Is Not From God!

 

Are You Prejudice? What About Racial Prejudice?

Racial prejudice can be overcome!

Racial prejudice has been passed down but needs to be looked at for what it is: sin!

Prejudice Does Not Serve Any Good Purpose!

If you have a racial prejudice against any race, I pray you will be willing to let it go! 

John 13:34-35 “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this, everyone will know that you are my disciples if you love one another.” 

However, because of our sinful nature and fear and how our parents have brought us up and influenced us via the media, false pre-judgments have gotten into each one of our lives to some degree. I am saying that it does not have to continue! God has given us knowledge and wisdom to overcome racial prejudice, and the Holy Spirit can change your life because of God’s word in the Bible.

 

 

BASICS Ministry Is Doing Something About Racial Prejudice!

 

Ways Of Melting Away Years Of Racial Prejudice! (Are You Prejudice?)

What practical ways can we love one another, especially if someone is different ethnically, politically, spiritually, or in any other manner than us?

  1. Ask questions about them rather than start by talking about myself.
  2. Listen.
  3. Love one another warmly as Christians, and be eager to show respect for one another. 
  4. Spend time with them, listen to their hearts, and pray for and with them.
  5. Try to love people in my strength or allow Jesus to love people through me.
  6. Ask how I can pray for them. Take time to listen.  
  7. Am I branching out intentionally to be with others different than ourselves? 
  8. Treat each person we encounter as if we were greeting Jesus Christ! I was sitting with someone, dining with them, hearing their story.
  9. Ask God to help us to love them unconditionally as He loves me!

 

Mark Mallwitz from BASICS Ministry in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

 

 

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Take Your Challenge One Step Further:

Perhaps through your church or a friend, get to know someone of a different race.

  1. If you are white, make friends with a black person.
  2. If you are black, make friends with a white person.
  3. As you pursue this challenge, you will see the other person as a potential friend, not someone to be afraid of.

 

 

Martin Luther King Preaches The Importance Of Love!!!

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 Matthew 7:1 “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.

 

 

We Are All In One Race ~ The Human Race!

 

How To Know Your Friend From Another Race?

(and get to know them more deeply than what their favorite sports team is)

  1. Would you please learn about their family and religious values?
  2. Learn about some of their racial experiences while growing up.
  3. What are they most passionate about?
  4. What do you fear the most?
  5. Ask them to clarify any prejudices they might have picked up.
  6. Ask them if you could pray for them in any specific way.
  7. Share with them about yourself more deeply (some of the same topics above). 
  8. Treat them as you would treat any other friend or acquaintance.
  9. Keep good eye contact, acknowledging what the other person shares with you.
  10. Thank them for sharing and being willing to start this new friendship with you.

 

 

Who Are More In Favor Of Racial Prejudice?

 

Some Specific Scriptures To Encourage You:

Ephesians 4:32 ESV

Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.

Mark 12:31 ESV 

The second is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.”

1 Samuel 16:7 ESV 

But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look on his appearance or on the height of his stature, because I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”

Romans 2:11 ESV 

For God shows no partiality.

John 13:34 ESV 

A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another.

 

 

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