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Jemar and Beau discuss the value of theological training through seminary as well as the various thoughts on seminary as a requirement to ministry. Podcast: …

A viral YouTube video has again brought race to the forefront of the American conscience. Wise words from Jarvis Williams about SAE and the lynching tree.

Jemar and Phillip discuss the future as Phillip steps down as Vice President of the Reformed African American Network. Podcast: Play in new window | Download …

Interpreting President Obama’s words about the Crusades, the Inquisition, American slavery, and Jim Crow in the context of his entire speech is essential to understanding his intent.

In this article, RAAN President, Jemar Tisby, explains why he chose to use the word Reformed when starting RAAN.

Jemar is joined with Beau York to discuss growth groups, the benefits of this ministry tool as well as the challenges of enacting small group …

Statistics on fatherlessness don’t always tell the complete story. RAAN contributor, Lisa Robinson, gives us another perspective through her personal story.

Jemar sits down with the BJ Thompson and Tyler Burns to discuss the state of discipleship as well as the misconceptions around what true Christian …

In an article that reflects the heart of the gospel, Nana Dolce, shares about her move from an affluent community to an impoverished one.

In many respects this past year was filled with triumphs as well as tribulations for our hosts, RAAN, the country and the world at large. …

When life shows us different, how can we still consider God as good? In this article, RAAN contributor, Elodie Quetant, explores that question.

By God’s grace we’ve had a phenomenal 2014 here at RAAN. And we’re looking forward to 2015. Before then, we look back at our top 10 posts for 2014.

Jemar sits down with Dr Vincent Bacote to discuss Public Theology, Abraham Kuyper, Mike Brown, Eric Garner and integrating our Christian faith into all of life. …

In this article, Jarvis Williams offers four reasons why we need to speak less and to listen more to those who suffer racial injustice.

Jemar and Phillip are joined with Dr Alan Noble of Oklahoma Baptist University and ChristAndPopCulture.com to discuss differing views on the events in Ferguson MO …

Many of us struggle to process the events of Ferguson. Since the grand jury decided not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting …

Dr. Jarvis Williams reflects on the impact of the Civil Rights Act on the African American community.

We had a special Live broadcast of Pass the Mic to process events in Ferguson after the grand jury decision.

In this article, Dennis Louis explores the purpose of education—at least what it should be for the Christian community.

Quina Aragon is leaving her church. She’s got a valid reason and pens a beautiful letter exhorting her former fellowship of believers.