The Michael Walker Podcast

What process was used to determine the books of the Bible? This is a long-standing question worthy of much consideration by Christians. 

American Christianity is a unique form of Christianity with a deep history in the race problem in America. In this episode, Dr. Walker addresses the pressing question, Is American Christianity the White Man's Religion? Can a religion be reduced to a race-based religion? Is America a Christian nation? These questions and more are addressed in this episode. 

In this episode Dr. Walker discusses why some people choose to cohabitate and how single adults view the importance of being in a committed romantic relationship. 

In this session Dr. Walker discusses the importance of knowing the moral situation of African men and women prior to making a decision to enter into marriage or cohabitation. Primary attention is given to the moral situation of African American men in America in this session. 

Malcolm X once stated, "The most disrespected woman in America is the Black woman. The most unprotected woman in America is the Black woman. The most neglected woman in America is the Black woman." There are real strains and struggles experienced by African American women within American society. Considering marriage and family is no light matter for African American women for a host of reasons. In this session Dr. Walker discusses the historical moral situation of African American women in America. 

African Americans have unique lived experiences in American society. Christian religious groups and the Black Church contend marriage is the best option for establishing lifelong fulfilling relationships, childbearing, the economy, and the nation. These groups and institutions argue cohabitation is a bad option for a host of reasons. 

In this introduction, Dr. Walker discusses the need to examine how we think about African Americans establishing lifelong fulfilling relationships, especially marriage and cohabitation. 

In this encouraging message Dr. Walker reminds us anger may arise during the grieving process. Although it is not unusual to feel angry during the grieving process Dr. Walker shares we can respond to our anger in a positive manner. 

In this encouraging message Dr. Walker gives us a straightforward plan to deal with resentment during our period of grief. 

In this encouraging message Dr. Walker reminds us to set realistic expectations when dealing with people during our grieving process. Many may present themselves during your time of grief, however few people are able to do the work needed to support you. Exercise wisdom and set realistic expectations.