My Daddy's DNA: Daddy Said to Love One Another

What if the greatest crisis in human history isn't political, racial, or economic - but spiritual? Across every major faith tradition on earth, God is called Father. So why don't His children look anything like Him? My Daddy's DNA is a spiritually honest, historically unflinching reckoning with humanity's oldest failure: the refusal to love one another. Author J. René Walker moves through eight dimensions of human collapse - race, war, women, children, poverty, leadership, justice, and the silence of the church - naming what we have done, honoring those who chose differently, and refusing to let any of us off the hook. This is not a book about politics. It is a book about obedience. God gave one command. We have spent all of human history finding reasons not to follow it. Inside these pages, you will be challenged to confront: - Why the Church has gone silent when it was called to speak - How race, power, and poverty expose the gap between our faith and our actions >The test will not announce itself. It will arrive disguised as inconvenience, social pressure, career risk, or the silence that feels safer than speech. The question is not whether history will repeat itself. The question is whether you will. Perfect for readers of Jemar Tisby, Latasha Morrison, and Shane Claiborne. If you believe the Gospel demands more than Sunday attendance - this book was written for you.

Pagina's: 226, Paperback, Independently published