The Actual Accomplishment of Racial Reconciliation
In my last post, I argued that God’s solution to racism and his provision for…
A Death That Leads to Life
‘Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died.’ When Jesus saw…
The Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ as God's Provision For Reconciliation
Recently, I proposed a gospel-centered vision for racial reconciliation. I…
Soldiers of One Cross
Called to Share the Gospel Those that affirm a free will approach to salvation…
Young, Reckless, and Reformed
Reformed Theology has had a strong wave of growth in the last twenty years…
The Secret is Out (Part 3)
I have embarked on a three-part apologetic series on Rhonda Byrne's book, The…
The Secret is Out (Part 2)
Earlier, I embarked on a three-part apologetic mini-blog series on Rhonda…
Does a Black Pastor Have to Plant a Black Church?
It seems more and more African-Americans are planting churches. These men,…
Why I Choose to Believe the Bible?
Last month, I had the pleasure of listening to Pastor Baucham deliver this…
Jesus Came for the Ratchet | @WhatIsJoeDoing
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10 Facts About the Nation of Islam
1. The Nation of Islam was originally known as the Lost-Found Nation of Islam…
"Contextualized" Church Planting Training
Lost! Confused! Frustrated! I was drowning in those emotions at the first and…
The Gospel by Numbers: A Message from T4G by Ligon Duncan, III
Quick! What comes to mind when you think of the book of Numbers? Census…
Persecution in the Global World: An Interview with Carl and Karen Ellis
Editors Note: I chose to use this headline because I thought strong language…
Afrocentricity and the Church, Part 4
In this series, we’ve defined Afrocentricity, the church and briefly examined…
Joe Explains What An Apostle Is
Joe is back this week explaining what an apostle is. This is a title thrown…
Afrocentricity and the Church, Part 3
Given the definitions of Afrocentricity and the Church (in part 1 and 2 of this…
Cross-Cultural Church Plant Initiative in Richmond, Virginia
The curtain still stands; the wall of hostility remains; tradition still…
