Has the Church become too political or has it become too comfortable staying silent?

In this episode of The Yellow Tape Podcast, we are taking you to the Controversy of the Church panel discussion hosted at Five Conference where Apostle Kevin Duhart leads a powerful discussion about Social Justice and the role of the Church in addressing issues affecting our communities.

The panel examines the tension between faith and politics and asks where the Church should stand when it comes to injustice, inequality, poverty, criminal justice, and social change.

Can the Church engage social issues without becoming consumed by partisan politics? What does Scripture require of believers when they encounter injustice? And what happens when political identity becomes stronger than Kingdom identity?

This conversation challenges listeners to consider not simply whether the Church should be involved but what faithful involvement should actually look like.

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How should the Church respond when someone is struggling with their mental health?

In this episode of The Yellow Tape Podcast, we are taking you to the Controversy of the Church panel discussion hosted at Five Conference where Pastor Kimberly Hudspeth facilitates an important conversation about mental health, faith, and the responsibility of the Church.

The panel addresses the stigma surrounding mental health in Christian communities and explores the roles of prayer, pastoral care, counseling, community, and professional support.

How can the Church create spaces where people can be honest about their struggles without feeling judged or spiritually condemned?

This is a conversation about breaking silence, challenging stigma, and discovering what compassionate, Christ-centered care can look like in the Church.

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AI is here and the Church has to decide how it will respond.

In this episode of The Yellow Tape Podcast, we are taking you to the Controversy of the Church panel discussion hosted at Five Conference, where Apostle Kevin Duhart and Pastor Kimberly Hudspeth lead a powerful discussion on Faith & AI and poses a question: Is there a place for artificial intelligence in the Kingdom of God?

The panel explores the opportunities, ethical questions, spiritual concerns, and potential Kingdom applications of AI. From creativity and communication to wisdom and discernment, this conversation challenges believers to think critically about how we engage emerging technology without compromising our faith.

Can the Church embrace innovation while remaining anchored in truth?

Here what our panelist have to say about faith, technology, and the future of the Church.

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Is submission to authority absolute? What happens when authority becomes abusive, oppressive, or unconstitutional? Join Kevin Duhart as he unpacks the biblical command to obey governing authorities and contrasts it with the democratic rights we hold today & reflect on historic acts of righteous defiance, such as Rosa Parks' and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, and discuss how faith informs resistance, advocacy, and the pursuit of justice.

A woman calls a 5-year-old Black boy on the spectrum the N-word, then raises over $750,000 on a platform run by a self-proclaimed follower of Jesus. In this episode with Kevin Duhart, we expose how racism is rewarded in America, unpack the historical weaponization of the word “Negro,” and its reclamation, and ask was Lincoln’s Emancipation about justice… or war tactics?

Join Kevin Duhart as he traces the roots and realities of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Origins & Outcomes explores the historical framework of DEI, diving into the true origins of affirmative action and how it evolved amidst America's broken promises. With thoughtful analysis and unapologetic truth-telling, this podcast unpacks the power of the Black dollar, an economic force larger than the GDP of some nations, and asks critical questions about equity, consumption, and accountability. This is more than a conversation; it’s a necessary reckoning with the past and a vision for a just future.

Kevin Duhart continues the conversation on the intersection of church and state, addressing the tensions believers faced in the 2024 presidential election and the debate over Bibles in schools.

Is America truly a Christian nation?

Join Kevin Duhart in this enlightening conversation as he dives into the foundations of America and breaks down “ the separation of church and state”. What was its original intent? How is it currently distorted? What is the role of the believer? Checkout part—one of this eye-opening discussion.