Creatively Narrating the Stories of Multiracial Individuals: A Conversation with Becky White
My own bitterness towards the Korean society and culture followed me for a long time. I hope I can relieve my fellow mixed Koreans of that same bitterness by providing the words to help us understand ourselves. Perhaps this isn’t explicitly a “Christian” tenet wrapped neatly in a Bible verse; but everything I do, I hope it may be founded in the honest and joyful love of Christ.
Where's the Joy in 2022?
But also within the last year, amidst God’s bride acting less than holy, God has reminded me along the way that my hope and joy truly are found in him.
Finding God Through Mental Illness
While I don’t believe that God causes sickness, including mental illness, I believe He can redeem anything. What the enemy meant for evil, God uses for good.
Hey, is there something wrong with me?
I found myself in spaces where I was the only woman of color in a room full of white male pastors. Was there something wrong with me?
What Is Your Nation? A Chinese American Woman's Journey to Remember and Reclaim Identity
Embracing Otherness
On Grief and Birth: A Filipina-American's Tribute to Her Father
A Country With No Name: Living in Liminal Spaces
Living in liminal spaces, particularly as an Asian American, creates a peculiar kind of loneliness.
Failing at Assimilation and Finding Abundance
I had dreams of teaching in women’s ministry. Then I was rebuked for teaching about justice.
The Skin and Scent of the God Who Came Near
The fullness of Immanuel, God with us, encompassed a physical body and a rich cultural background. This season, let’s worship all of who Jesus was.
Advent, Apocalyptic Revelations, and Living Through 2020 as a Mixed-Race Person
Our national conversation around race has revealed important truths about my identity, and made me long for God’s coming redemption of all things.
Eating the Bitterness of Internalized Racism
As a transracial adoptee in a white family, I bought into anti-Asian stereotypes. But now I’m reclaiming the ethnic identity God gave me.
My Perfectionism Isn't My Parents' Fault
Here’s what I hold responsible for the oppressive, unreasonable demands that I place on myself.
How the Sudan Genocide Politicized a Nice Chinese Girl from Iowa
My anger over the violence in Darfur made me an activist and forever changed my political engagement.
The Warm Welcome of Chai
The creamy, spicy tea of Desi culture represents so much more than a drink.
In Pursuit of Purpose
How an Indian American woman found the courage to break the mold.
The Pain and Positivity of 'Indian Matchmaking'
It hasn’t been easy for Indian Americans to watch the popular Netflix show. But the series has some important lessons for all of us.
Kimchi
A favorite Korean dish as an analogy for the Asian American experience.
I’m a Korean Man Married to a Black Woman. My Community Hasn’t Always Had Our Backs.
How I’m striving to affirm black lives matter by learning to be a good ally to my wife.
Defining Who I Am
The burden of fixing America’s racism shouldn’t fall on the shoulders of Black communities.