Is Jesus the whiteman’s God? Byron Sarracino (Laguna Pueblo) takes on this popular misconception that Jesus and Christianity are white man’s religion… not Native American religion. It’s a question that he was personally confronted with by a family member and something that he has really thought through.

Byron is speaking from a Christian Native American – First Nations perspective. He points out that people from all over the world share a common faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. For those who have a genuine faith, it’s not religion – whether your Native American, First Nations, Anglo, African, or any other ethnicity. It’s a real relationship with our Creator.

Related: Christianity is not the white man’s religion. It is not the whiteman’s gospel. Pictures of a white Jesus are inaccurate and misleading. Christianity did not have it’s beginnings in Europe. Being a Christian is not tied to or dependent on one’s ethnicity. Jesus came for the Human race. The Gospel is God’s answer for the need of every person no matter their skin color, language, or identity. Jesus came for people from every tribe and nation so that we could have peace with God and be in relationship with Him forever. He said Himself, in the Bible in John 3:16, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

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Is it possible to follow Jesus and the traditional path at the same time? Byron Sarracino (Laguna Pueblo) answers this question from his Christian and Native American point of view.

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There are languages among the tribes that do not have a specific word for sin. Is there a concept within those cultures that can be associated with this word? There are others who are familiar with the word but aren’t sure exactly what it means. Byron Sarracino (Laguna Pueblo) talks about this issue as it relates to a conversation he had with someone who asked him, “What is sin?”. Byron is a Native American / First Nations follower of Jesus Christ.

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Christian and Native – Is it possible? Can you be an Indigenous follower of Jesus? Byron Sarracino (Laguna Pueblo) takes on this question that many Native American / First Nations people have. Many would say it’s not our way. But is that right? Is Christianity for some people but not others?

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