"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."  Sometimes the truth is a hard thing.  Tom Noble deals with the truth of CRT as it involves his family and its history.  He tells the story of his grandfather, Preacher, who was the grandson of a man who enslaved black Americans.  There is no moving on without first understanding and acknowledging the truth, understanding its implications today, and learning from it.

"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." Sometimes the truth is a hard thing. Tom Noble deals with the truth of CRT as it involves his family and its history. He tells the story of his grandfather, Preacher, who was the grandson of a man who enslaved black Americans. There is no moving on without first understanding and acknowledging the truth, understanding its implications today, and learning from it.

"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."&nbsp; Sometimes the truth is a hard thing.&nbsp; Tom Noble deals with the truth of CRT as it involves his family and its history.&nbsp; He tells the story of his grandfather, Preacher, who was the grandson of a man who enslaved black Americans.&nbsp; There is no moving on without first understanding and acknowledging the truth, understanding its implications today, and learning from it. &nbsp;

Episode 1.  Sins of Our Fathers

Tom Noble confronts the hypocrisy of Christian Nationalism, the truth of January 6 and the fear that fuels the culture wars over issues such as CRT.&nbsp; Noble points to true leadership principles and lessons-learned from his family's and our country's collective history - principles and truths that stand in contrast to the failing political integrity and moral courage embraced by too many today. "In 1861 my family came down on the wrong side of God and history. We must confront the truth of our history - whether it's 1861, or January 6, 2021."&nbsp; Tom is a party leper - a political independent often at odds with both Republicans and Democrats, and a Southern Baptist who rebukes what he believes is idolatry and blasphemy among too many conservative evangelical leaders. Listen to Noble House Podcast to hear real talk guided by conscience, not a party line dictated by blind loyalty. You may also pick up a few running tips discovered at the corner of Runner's High and Dehydration.&nbsp;

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Tom Noble confronts the hypocrisy of Christian Nationalism, the truth of January 6 and the fear that fuels the culture wars over issues such as CRT.  Noble points to true leadership principles and lessons-learned from his family's and our country's collective history - principles and truths that stand in contrast to the failing political integrity and moral courage embraced by too many today. "In 1861 my family came down on the wrong side of God and history. We must confront the truth of our history - whether it's 1861, or January 6, 2021."  Tom is a party leper - a political independent often at odds with both Republicans and Democrats, and a Southern Baptist who rebukes what he believes is idolatry and blasphemy among too many conservative evangelical leaders. Listen to Noble House Podcast to hear real talk guided by conscience, not a party line dictated by blind loyalty. You may also pick up a few running tips discovered at the corner of Runner's High and Dehydration. 

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