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Matt Lucas, the president of Our Daily Bread, maintains that the organization has not shifted its doctrinal convictions, yet lists celebrating diversity as a historic, biblical Christian teaching alongside salvation in Christ alone and the infallibility of Scripture. I don't think anyone working for Our Daily Bread in 1938 would have said this. The fact is, Our Daily Bread has been trafficking in social justice teachings in the MeToo and BLM vein for a few years. Jon reviews some of these teachings so that Our Daily Bread readers can be informed and make up their own minds.
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