Three Black Men: Theology, Culture, And The World Around Us

Our first guest for season 2 is the talented and humble Kat Armas. What a blessing. This episode is part one of our conversation where we chat with her about the book. Please go support her by picking it up. You can buy it here: https://smile.amazon.com/Abuelita-Faith-Margins-Persistence-Strength/dp/158743508X

Thank you all for all the love and support as we navigated our first season. Over the hiatus we had various accomplishments individually and were able to dive into some things collectively (Patreon knows). At any rate here we are and ready to have conversations we are proud of. To support our work go here: https://www.patreon.com/threeblackmen

We made it to the end of season 1! In this episode we talk a bit about making it to the end of the season and where we go from here. We also talk about why we read so much and some of the books that have blessed us this year. To support our Patreon and get more content from us go here: https://www.patreon.com/threeblackmen?fan_landing=true

On the pod we discuss nonviolence, what it looks like to remain peaceful as a Black person and other topics. Be blessed by our processing.

We had a discussion about setting the table (theological, societal, etc) what that means, the troubles we face in leaving tables, setting up our own, etc.

In this small episode, we share a bit of our heart in why we constructed this podcast, our primary audience, and how we can walk together.

In this episode we get into a lot of different topics both related to this docuseries as well as some of the issues that the series brings up. Whether you’ve watched it or not this episode is a good place to jump in.

In this episode we continue and conclude the conversation we had with the wonderful Sharifa on Black women inside and outside church spaces. She was clear to not speak for all Black women and chose to have an open and honest conversation with us about her experiences. We conclude with an imagining of what a healthier future could be. To find out more about Sharifa click here: https://linktr.ee/sharifawrites

In this episode we sit down with our first guest, the talented Sharifa! It was an honor to look at her life and also have an open conversation about some of the pain that Black women can experience in church/theological spaces (society) as well as the gifts that they bring. Find out more about Sharifa by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/sharifawrites

On the pod today we gave a bit of an intro to how we in particular want to enter into Black History Month. First order of business has to be discussing how Black theology has impacted us and what it means to us.