Black Man Theology Podcast Shammrie Brown

In this compelling episode, Cornelius Lindsey opens up about his journey with Christianity and the concept of freedom. He delves into his personal experiences with God and how his faith has evolved. Cornelius also shares his thoughts on the Church at large, speaking candidly about some of the issues he has observed within the institution. He further explores how believers can experience freedom in Christ and the importance of having a personal relationship with God. Listeners will be inspired by Cornelius' insights and personal anecdotes, making this a conversation worth hearing.

This episode with Arron Muller, LCSW, is about God and Therapy. We discuss his experience with God, the Church, and mental health and wellness. Arron shared critical insights on therapy for Believers and how to incorporate your faith. You don’t want to miss this encouraging conversation.

In this episode, I had the opportunity to speak with Gideon Vese— from Lagos, Nigeria. He shares his experience as a Pentecostal Christian—working for a church. Also, He explains how to remain close to God or get close to Him if we’re distant. We concluded with a prayer. I hope you all enjoy this Spirit-filled conversation as much as I did!

I talked with FLAME, a GRAMMY-nominated and Stellar Award–winning hip-hop artist, about his Christian journey, music, and most recent book “ Extra Nos: Discovering Grace Outside Myself.” He is a theologian, a well-versed leader in the Christian Hip-Hop scene, and a teacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This episode is rich and filled with stories and incredible theology. For more information about FLAME’s work, visit https://extranosacademy.com.

This episode is a conversation about the impact whitewashing has had on the African diaspora. Pastor Kevin Chilton and I discussed our experience and understanding of whitewashing and how it impacts one’s faith. We use “Urban Apologetics” by Eric Mason and “The Whitewashing of Christianity: A Hidden Past, a Hurtful Present, and a Hopeful Future” By Jerome Gay Jr as a reference for the basis of our conversation. We encourage all listeners to get those books and put them in your library. Also, for the article “ My Ethnicity, My Culture, and My Faith” by Pastor Kevin Chilton, visit www. BlackManTheology.blog.