Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet examine the surprising presence of Greek and Roman mythology in state and national symbols, questioning cultural biases and the double standards often applied to Black Greek Letter Organizations. They dig deep into history, context, and faith—challenging what we think we know about symbols, spirituality, and society.

In this episode of The Sacred Greeks Podcast, Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet examine the roots of Black clergy criticism toward Black Greek Letter Organizations while exploring how Christianity itself has integrated ancient cultural traditions. Together, they uncover the often-overlooked parallels between familiar church customs and the symbols used by BGLOs, challenging listeners to reevaluate the real meaning behind tradition.

This episode exposes the double standards found in many churches regarding so-called 'pagan' symbols—comparing beloved Christmas traditions to Greek letters and crests. Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet dig into history, church culture, and heart attitudes to ask, 'If Christ can redeem a Christmas tree, why not Greek letters?' Expect facts, scripture, and a dose of honest holiday truth.

Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet break down the origins and meanings behind everyday symbols—from makeup to Mercedes—and challenge us to think honestly about what we call 'pagan.' Unpacking double standards in Christian critique, they explore how history, beauty, and brands shape our modern lives. Are we truly being consistent in what we question or accept?

Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet explore how pastors and church leaders can use AI tools ethically and strategically. Drawing on lessons from the pandemic, they walk through five AI ‘partners’ that support, but never replace, gospel-centered ministry.

On this episode of The Sacred Greeks Podcast, Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet honor five profound mentors of the Divine Nine, or members of predominantly Black Greek-letter organizations, whose influence continues to guide them with their words, prayers, and leadership despite no longer being here physically. Through personal stories and practical examples, they explore how legacies of faith, scholarship, discipline, grace, and devotion continue to shape their walk in Greek life and Christian purpose.

In this episode, we offer wise, practical guidance for parents, pastors, and youth leaders facing the big question: what should you know before supporting a young person's journey into Black Greek life? Drawing on history, faith, and real testimony, we'll help listeners navigate concerns, traditions, and how to mentor in truth and love.

This episode offers a compassionate message to those leaving Black fraternities and sororities. Dr. Lyman Montgomery and Janet discuss what it means to step away from BGLOs, offer biblical encouragement, and share real stories of healing and hope.

Dr. Lyman Montgomery addresses the persistent questions about whether faith and Greek life can coexist. Through personal stories, real testimonies, and Biblical guidance, he explores the myths surrounding Greek organizations and Christianity, sharing how both identities can be powerfully united for God’s glory.

Explore how Black Greek Letter Organization members can use their influence to spread the Gospel and deepen community service. Dr. Lyman Montgomery discusses practical strategies for integrating faith with Greek life. Real stories and actionable steps help listeners honor both their letters and their faith.