I asked Kevin Ezell if he would go on record to remove any Send Network trainers who support BLM in any way. This Friday, Dhati Lewis will train SEND network pastors in discipleship. When Dhati was VP of SEND, he said BLM riots were “the voice of the unheard”... and “we need to be just as concerned about the reason people are rioting… it’s a response of people who feel like they haven’t been heard.” Some questions for NAMB: 1) Would NAMB say the same thing about the protestors who came into SEND network Cities Church? Should they also seek to understand the voices of the rioters? Why not? 2) Does understanding why people riot only matter when they disrupt Target or throw bricks at cops (Second video) but not when they disrupt our churches? 3) As you now call upon law enforcement for help, what if they simply used the words of your former VP and current trainer to say, “you should try to understand WHY these protestors disrupted the service of Cities Church”? 4) Dhati was teaching this stuff when he was VP of SEND. Has your position on rioters changed? If so, why is SEND still partnering with Dhati? Ideas have consequences! With leaders like Dhati Lewis and James Roberson, SEND has been sympathetic with and advocated for BLM rioters for years. But now the rioters have come home to roost. And having one of them train your pastors in discipleship only 5 days later, makes your outrage look hypocritical at best. Will you now publicly repent, denounce these positions, and stop platforming these men once and for all? You owe SBC churches, particularly Cities Church, a public answer.show more

Tom Buck (Five Point Buck)

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