In this *New* episode of the Coram Deontaes podcast, I reintroduce myself as well as the podcast. I share my reasons for going on a hiatus as well as what to expect in the future.

In this episode, I share with why I took a several month break from podcasting, and what the future looks like for the podcast.

https://kylejhoward.com/2017/06/22/my-reflections-on-sbc17/

The church is supposed to be a refuge for the hurting. The church, however, cannot thrive in this duty if it is inept in caring for those who struggle with racialized trauma. As a biblical counselor, I think racialized trauma is one of the most neglected areas of soul care within the majority culture church. In most cases, the very concept is foreign to those who serve in shepherding capacities. Join me in this episode as I discuss what Racialized Trauma is, how it is perpetuated by many within the church, and what the church can to do minister to those who suffer.

Trauma: a very difficult or unpleasant experience that causes someone to have mental or emotional problems usually for a long time. (Webster)

Racialization: In sociology, racialization or ethnicization is the processes of ascribing ethnic or racial identities to a relationship, social practice, or group that did not identify itself as such. Racialization and ethnicization is often born out of the interaction of a group with a group that it dominates and ascribes identity for the purpose of continued domination. (Book: "Racial Formation in the United States")

Join me today as I discuss the recent Immigration controversy flooding social media. How should Christians think about this issue? Come listen to my thoughts!

Join me today as I discuss the recent Immigration controversy flooding social media. How should Christians think about this issue? Come listen to my thoughts!

Join me today as I discuss the recent Immigration controversy flooding social media. How should Christians think about this issue? Come listen to my thoughts!

In honor of MLK Jr.'s Birthday and black history month, I decided to record a reading of Martin Luther King's Letter From Birmingham Jail. The Reading is broken down into three 15 min. segments. I hope it is edifying and encouraging.

Join me on today's episode as I read one of my recently published articles. You can read the transcript at [email protected]

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day and Black History month, I decided to do a reading of King's letter from Birmingham Jail.