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Tyler Burns is the President of The Witness: A Black Christian Collective, (thewitnessbcc.com), the Host of the Pass the Mic Podcast with Jemar Tisby, a Dynamic Speaker, Writer, and the Lead Pastor of Rise City Church. Tyler is married to Mylena and they have two beautiful kids and live in Pensacola, FL.
"The soul that is within me no man can degrade."
-Tyler Burns
As with last week, we are doing something a little different. Dr. Jemar Tisby & EP Beau York are talking about the importance of understanding history and combating prevalent fictitious narratives, especially in the era of AI.
Something a little different this week. Tyler Burns & EP Beau York are talking about the challenge of crafting stories with meaning and unpacking the role of telling a good story in preaching. "BTW the Priest" referenced in this episode is Father Roderick. My apologies for forgetting his name at the time of recording - Father Roderick - YouTube
Drawing on their vast experiences and deep insights, Dr. Jemar and Rev. Tyler dissect the notion of compromise and the allure it can hold during the struggle for racial equality.
