"I shouldn't have to bracket out who God has designed me to be in order to follow Jesus. I ought to be able to follow Him as an African American young man." These stirring words from Rev. Andre Price, a pastor of a church in Philly, highlight the historical and present-day tensions between blackness and Christianity. Dr. Hilliard, along with another guest, Pastor Phyllis Hilliard, his wife, discuss with Rev. Price the false dichotomy and pressure to choose between being black and being Christian. Philadelphia continues to see unrest, intermittent violence, and curfews. How does a Gospel-consciousness of justice direct the flow of ministry in a context like Philly? Listen in for insights from these three esteemed speakers. Like this content? Visit DonaldHilliardJr.org for more.