Digging into chapter 3, our three friends start to sift through the difficult realities of slave holders, some repentant, some hardened, and how they impacted the landscape of churches in Hopkinsville. Before the end, though, they find themselves talking about “Black culture” today and how one should respond to sin in the world.

Continuing their discussion on Chapter 2, Richard, Brandon and Kamarr now look at the historical record on the response of the community to rumors of slave uprisings, and how the horrors of this time weighs on them even now.

Now deeper in discussion, Richard, Brandon and Kamarr continue their discussion focusing on one particular aspect of Chapter 2: the life of one slave-owning woman and how her faith interacts with her life, as told in her own words.