Healing the Wounds of Racism: From a Biblical Foundation
Racism has left deep wounds throughout history-wounds that continue to affect individuals, families, communities, and nations today. While countless books have explored the social, political, and historical dimensions of racism, Healing Racism examines a deeper question:
What is the root cause of racial division, and can true healing ever be achieved?
Drawing from Scripture, personal experiences, historical events, and practical insights, Wauna Johnson invites readers on a journey that goes beyond headlines and political debates to examine the condition of the human heart. Through compelling stories, biblical truth, and historical reflection, she explores how prejudice, fear, pride, and broken identity have contributed to division-and how God's design offers a path toward restoration.
Inside this book, readers will discover:
- The biblical foundation for human dignity and equality
- How racism developed and became embedded in society
- The misuse of Scripture to justify discrimination
- The importance of identity, belonging, and cultural heritage
- Why healing requires more than laws and policies
- How Jesus Christ offers a new identity and lasting reconciliation
- Practical steps toward unity, understanding, and restoration
At its core, Healing Racism is not simply a book about race. It is a book about identity, redemption, and the transformative power of God's love.
Whether you are seeking understanding, healing, reconciliation, or a deeper biblical perspective on one of society's most difficult issues, this book offers a message of truth, hope, and restoration.
Because when we discover who we are, we begin to see one another differently-and healing becomes possible.
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