Black Religion Since Slavery
Bryant Parsons responds to an article that misrepresents five prominent Christian practices from slavery.
Certainty in the Midst of Struggle
Any believer, truly aware of the inclinations of his heart, knows that he is prone to wander from Christ. We wage war against our flesh, …
Hope for Recovering Our Fallen
“My brothers, if anyone among you wanders from the truth and someone brings him back, let him know that whoever brings back a sinner from …
For Unto Us a Child is Born: Some Reflections on the Incarnation
This Christmas season will be filled with gift giving, good food, and precious time with family and friends. And while all of these things are …
Lecrae in Athens: Is the Cultural Rebel Still Unashamed of the Gospel?
As a fan of Hip-Hop and born again Christian, I love gospel-centered rap music. I became a believer at Howard University in late 2004, and when …
Jay-Z’s New Magna Carta: Follow the Religion of Self
As a twenty-something year old African-American and native of Jay-Z’s hometown, Brooklyn, my cultural surroundings were embedded with Jay-Z’s music. To say that Jay-Z was celebrated among …
Thoughts on Culture Wars
With the recent decision by Tim Tebow to withdraw from speaking at the controversial First Baptist Church of Dallas because of its “hateful” views, Christians in …
