Today's episode takes us to a vital non-profit in our city of Elk Grove. Uplift People of Elk Grove is an anti-poverty non-profit with a mission to help individuals and families break the cycle of poverty and create more abundant lives for themselves. You can find out more about them from their website. https://upliftelkgrove.org/ and how to make a donation to them during the Big Day of Giving. https://www.bigdayofgiving.org/organization/upliftpeopleofelkgrove

Today's discussion is with Robin Jester Wooton, a gifted and passionate writer about ministry within the PCA. 

Pastor Lance and Minister Anthony discuss how she became connected to the PCA, some of her struggles within the denomination, and how the structure of the PCA can negatively impact women who've been subject to abuse. 

We end with a few practical ways local churches can do a better job by including women in the ministry of the church as well as being sure to hear their voices on all issues that affect the church. You can read Robin's blog about faith, hope and mostly love at https://robinwootton.wordpress.com/

Pastor Lance and Minister Anthony have an informative and encouraging conversation with Sister Cherilyn Holloway of Pro Black-Pro Life (https://problackprolife.com/). In it we discuss her story, what it means to be pro Black and pro life as well as how it's connected to racial justice.

Pastor Lance and Minister Anthony welcome Ekemini Uwan and Dr. Christina Edmonson to discuss the new book they co-authored with Rev. Michelle Higgins titled Truth's Table: Black Women's Musings on Life, Love, and Liberation. We discuss the importance of the book for the church in general and men in particular.

What is Redemptive Ethnic Unity and is it a cover for CRT? In this episode of PWPL from New City Fellowship of Sacramento Minister Anthony and Pastor Lance take some time to define this doctrine and speak of its importance to the church today.

Why do so many evangelicals express reservations, fear, and even anger over the issue of biblical social justice? Is it because Scripture has little to say about it? In this episode of PWPL from New City Fellowship of Sacramento Minister Anthony and Pastor Lance take a brief look at the history of biblical social justice in America to help answer these important questions about it.

Pastor Lance and Minister Anthony discuss the mission, vision, and focus of New City Fellowship of Sacramento. Topics include the place of biblical social justice and redemptive ethnic unity in our mission.

In episode 2 of PWPL of New City Fellowship, we take a dive into Reformed Theology. What is Reformed Theology, is it relevant to African-Americans and other minorities and how did American Reformed Theology deviate from historic reformed theology.

In this first episode of Perspectives with Pastor Lance we’ll introduce Pastor Lance, his upbringing, and ministry. We’ll also get in a little talk about Minister Anthony’s fantasy football team.

Pastor Lance Lewis discusses the theological issue of Social Justice again in his ongoing series episode entitled "Long Live The King." Thank you for listening! Please join us again as we consider other theological issues such as race, ethnicity, immigration, economics, sexism and others which have an impact on our society. Feel free to email your questions to [email protected]