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It is 2026, which means it has been a decade since I began confronting what was commonly called "wokeness"—what I prefer to call "the gospel of grievance"—within the church. Over those years, I have noticed a troubling pattern. Those who replace the hope of the gospel with an oppressor-versus-oppressed framework often seem to struggle with anger, depression, and a loss of joy. I was recently reminded of this when Pastor Eric Mason announced that he was stepping down from Epip

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