Category: Theology

Pass The Mic: Progressed Evangelicalism

Beau York

Subscribe to the podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pass-the-mic/id766830494?mt=2 “Dynamic Voices For A Diverse Church” Pass The Mic is the premier podcast of the Reformed African American Network. Every month Jemar and Phillip sit down with voices from across the reformed movement with the mission of addressing the core concerns of African Americans biblically. Find out more at RAANetwork.org […]

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Theology

Pass The Mic: Kevin Smith

Beau York

Tyler is joined by pastor Kevin Smith to discuss a number of topics including church planting as well as his new role as the president of the Kentucky Baptist Convention. Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe – iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social – @_PassTheMic – Facebook

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Theology

On This Silent Night

KarAngEllis

This article appeared on Karen’s personal blog on December 17, 2015. It has been reposted with her permission. —– On this silent Advent night, I’ve invited my sister and friend Sarah Lewis to share her thoughts on the extra-ordinary humanity of the little family of Promise. I’m honored to carry her meditation on my blog. […]

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Theology Conference Christian Living Identity

Why Evangelical Christianity Needs the Legacy Movement

Jarvis Williams

Some of the mainline evangelical conferences are dominated with white leadership and speakers with very little or zero black and brown representation. Evangelical leaders who claim to care deeply about reconciliation and representation fail to show this when they create their conferences’ speakers list. Some evangelical conferences have either all or predominately white speakers and […]

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Theology Christian Living Relationships/Family Identity

Is Intellectual Racism Still Present in the Evangelical Movement?

Jarvis Williams

Why are non-white voices absent in certain parts of the evangelical movement? There are perhaps many different and valid answers to this question. Could one answer be intellectual racism? I define intellectual racism as the belief that certain races are intellectually superior or inferior due to one’s race. Below, I offer a short discussion of […]

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