Josh and Kennedy discuss what evangelism looks like historically, theologically and in the modern context, and they attempt to give a more complicated and expansive understanding of how Evangelicals should practice this aspect of their faith.

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Tiffany Thompson joins us again! Hip hop is about fifty years and as it is in many ways aging gracefully it has many polarizing aspects. In this episode we talk female hip hop, the Memphis scene, and where hip hop is going. We try our best to be as predictive about it's future and nostalgic.

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Mass shooting are beginning to have a chilling rhythm in American society. On a cycle we morn, protest, and become quiet until it happens again with no policy change. Many American's are beginning to live in fear of large crowds/events, sending their children to school, and just being in public in general. At the rate mass shootings are happening every some people are experiencing them multiple times in a lifetime. Kennedy, Martin, and I attempt to make sense of why it's happening and give theological reasons for sensible gun reform.

Resource: "When thoughts and prayers aren't enough." Taylor Schumann

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Josh, Kennedy and guest Martin Rodriguez reflect on the recent Christian revival at Asbury University and walked through the history and the future of Christian revivals in America.

Martin is a youth pastor at Tyler Street Church in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, TX.

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Josh and Kennedy talk about the nature of scripture and whether its ethical principles lean more conservative or progressive.

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Josh and Kennedy discuss Chris Rock's latest standup comedy performance, "Selective Outrage," and it addresses his infamous situation with Will Smith at the Oscars.

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Josh and Kennedy walk through the historical survey of the Black Church and its theological development over the duration of American history.

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"How Africa Shaped The Christian mind" Thomas C. Oden 

"A Black political Theology" J Deotis Roberts 

"African American Theology" Frederick L. Ware 

"The black church in the African American experience" C. Eric Lincoln and Lawerence H. Mamiya 

"African American Readings of Paul" Lisa m. Bowens  

Josh and Kennedy discuss the evolution of athletes and how it affects G.O.A.T. conversations, the cultural backlash of Super Bowl entertainment performances and the Florida governor's restriction of educational resources.

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Josh and Kennedy walk through a theological perspective of the Holy Spirit and discuss if modern audiences can still find a place for them in their spiritual practices.  

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On this episode Kennedy and I discuss the unfortunate loss of the Dallas Cowboys and then swiftly transition to a more complex convo about the nature of loneliness amongst men and it's adverse effects on society.  

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