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In this third in a series of three episodes featuring Bishop Dr. Jackson, he and Dr. Michael Blackwell discuss the history, characteristics, and significance of the Black Church in America.

In this second of three interviews, Dr. Michael Blackwell and Bishop Dr. Jackson discuss what it means to build and embody the "Beloved, Cherished Community," a place of "unity and understanding."

Dr. Michael Blackwell interviews Bishop Dr. Jackson, pastor of Citadel of Faith Christian Fellowship in Thomasville, NC and founder of the community’s Martin Luther King Social Action Committee. Listen as they discuss serving God's kingdom in challenging times.

Join Dr. Michael Blackwell and Linda Morgan as they continue to reflect on God's purpose and His calling on their lives. Having recently celebrated her 48th anniversary with BCH, Linda says, "I know I'm where I need to be; God's not finished with me yet."

Linda Morgan joined BCH in 1973. Today, she is the ministry’s longest tenured employee. Listen as Morgan and Dr. Blackwell reflect on her journey from secretary to a senior leader and how her time with BCH has strengthened her relationship with God and others. 

The world tries to tell us who we are, but it is God's opinion that matters.  Listen to Dr. Michael C. Blackwell's recent message to a church congregation on why we must, "claim our status as God's beloved and live our lives grounded in that fact."

Dr. Michael Blackwell and guests Drs. Mac and Emma Wallace continue their discussion regarding childhood trauma and its long-lasting, far-reaching effects. Adult survivors often face psychological and physical issues, addictions, violence, and relational struggles. Learn how to address childhood trauma through supportive counseling.

Marriage and family therapist Dr. Emma Wallace joins Dr. Michael C. Blackwell for a discussion about the scope and lasting negative effects of childhood trauma. Learn how these traumatic experiences are stored in a person's body and psyche, reaching into adulthood.

Drs. Mac and Emma Wallace, family therapists, join host Dr. Michael C. Blackwell to discuss how to identify relational challenges in marriage, and share healthy methods to break patterns of complaints and criticisms.

In the second of two episodes introducing Christian Adoption Services (CAS), BCH's newest ministry, listen as Dr. Michael Blackwell and CAS senior director of adoptions, Kevin Qualls, discuss how God prepared and supports Kevin in ministry. Learn how Kevin's Christian upbringing, his wife Kim, and his pastoral ministry experiences inform his approach to servant leadership through CAS.