Jude 3 Project

On this episode, Dr. Chad Thornhill joins us again to talk about his new book,  Greek for Everyone: Introductory Greek for Bible Study and Application .  

On this episode, we talked to Pastor John Faison about his work as an HIV/AIDS National Ambassador with the NAACP, as well as sexuality in the black church.

On this episode, Dr. Brianna K. Parker discussed her Patheos article  "The Fugitive: A Failed Pursuit of the Black Church to Reach Millennials"  and the  Black Millennial Cafe . 

On this episode, Rev. CJ Rhodes shares his journey from agnostic to Christian, his thoughts on black church history, reaching black millennials and Greenleaf. 

On this episode, Laura Swan discussed the early African church mothers and her book "The Forgotten Desert Mothers: Sayings, Lives, and Stories of Early Christian Women".

On this episode, Lisa Fields and Cam Triggs discussed apologetics methodology (methods to defend the faith) with Joseph Torres via Google Hangout.

On this episode, Dr. Dennis Edwards discussed his journey from Oneness Theology to Trinitarian Theology, his new commentary on 1 Peter, Peter's view on slavery and blacks in biblical studies.

On this episode, Dr. Craig Hazen shares how Christianity compares to other great religions.

On this episode we talk to Da' T.R.U.T.H. about Ravi Zacharias, Creflo Dollar, Beyonce, apologetics and his new album "It's Complicated".

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu answers the popular question, "Is Christianity the White Man's Religion?" and sheds light on Christianity is Egypt in the 2nd century through the 7th century. 

On this episode, Dr. Ryan Reeves discussed the concept of "white Jesus" and early African church fathers.

On this episode, Travis Williams shares his heart for the body of Christ.

Dr. Otis Moss III (Senior Pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ) and Dr. Matthew Hall (VP of Academic Services at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) confront racist evangelical history. This conversation is sponsored by: Jude 3 Project and KineticsLive

On this episode, Dr. Eboni Marshall Turman discusses mass incarceration and the black church.

On this episode, Vocab Malone explains what black Hebrew Israelites believe. 

On this episode, Dr. Angela Guzman shares her personal struggle with faith in the world of medicine.

On this episode, author and businessman Ryan Gilliam shares practical ways we can live and defend our faith in the workplace. He also discusses his new book, "The Cost of Greatness".

Dr. Marvin McMickle (author of "Pulpit & Politics: Separation of Church & State in the Black Church") and Dr. Vincent Bacote (author of "The Political Disciple: A Theology of Public Life") discussed politics in the pulpit.  Conversation moderated by Sho Baraka.

On this episode, BJ Thompson challenges us to confront our blind spots.

On this episode, Dr. Preston Sprinkle discusses the upcoming book Four Views on Hell. 

On this episode, Dr. Michael Glerup discusses the mission and vision of The Center for Early African Christianity.

On this episode, Bishop Gary Hall shared the importance of standing for the truth.

On this episode, Dr. Joel Elowsky joins us again to discuss the African Church fathers that shaped the Christian mind. 

On this episode, Dr. Howard -John Wesley discusses why apologetics is important in the black church. 

On this episode, Dr. Joel Elowsky, Research Director and Executive Editor of the Works of Early African Christianity ( http://earlyafricanchristianity.com/ ), discussed "How Africa Shaped the Christian Mind".