Black history month is regarded by many as an ironic designation for the month of February. While the history of African Americans including their stories, accomplishments, and contributions are worthy of celebration, the existence of the month reminds us of the segregated historical accounts our societies operate under. When the American history timelines touted by academic [...]
It’s often the case that the hidden figures of history turn out to be pillars on which we stand. This reality was brought to the forefront in recent years through movies like "Hidden Figures" where many learned for the first time that the first successful American orbit around the moon in 1969 was indebted to the [...]
Is Critical Race Theory "UnChristian" Part 1 Written by: Dr. Matt Mullins (Assistant Professor of English and History of Ideas/Associate Dean for Academic Advising) There has lately been some buzz in the evangelical world about Critical Race Theory (CRT). It tends to appear alongside terms such as Marxist, neo-Marxist, postmodernist, liberal, and social justice warrior (SJW) [...]
Is Critical Race Theory “UnChristian” Part 6 Written by: Dr. Matt Mullins (Assistant Professor of English and History of Ideas/Associate Dean for Academic Advising) If you’re just stumbling upon this series, please go back and read the first five posts on the context, origins, core beliefs, and agenda of Critical Race Theory (CRT). I have done [...]
Courtlandt Perkins discusses the life of James Cone and his value for evangelicalism with Dr. Strickland.
"A Narrative of the Life, Bondage, and Freedom of Frederick Douglass" In Talbot County, Maryland was born Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey around the year 1818. His heritage would become one of the sticking points of his life for biographers, contemporaries, and Douglass himself. doudoune moncler pas cher He knew his mother’s name was Harriet Bailey but [...]
The Black Power Movement in the late sixties sought to ascribe dignity and self-worth to black people that impacts all areas of life. The revolution liberated black people from the crushing effects of racism socially, economically, and psychologically by using violence if necessary. The religious implications of the Black Power movement allowed J. Deotis Roberts to [...]
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American Bias and Overseas Missions While the term “Great Commission” is found nowhere in the Bible, it has been a useful phrase to capture the gravity and obligation of Jesus’ words before ascending back to the Father. In the American context these words have motivated the vision and strategy of thousands of overseas mission trips [...]
Dr. Walter Strickland and Courtlandt Perkins cast vision for what the "From the Lectern" media platform is all about and why it is a resource to equip a diverse audience.
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