‘Truth’s Table’ Authors Talk Early Beginnings, Centering Black Women, and Inspiring One Another
Ekemini Uwan and Christina Edmondson discuss their book, "Truth's Table: Black Women's Musings on Life, Love, and Liberation."
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Alicia Akins Talks How the Feasts of the Bible Nourish Us Today
In Invitations to Abundance, Akins guides the reader through the theme of "feasts," as found in the Bible.
Interview: Jackie Hill Perry Talks ‘Holier Than Thou’ and What Christians Often Get Wrong About Holiness
Jackie Hill Perry talks about her latest book, "Holier Than Thou," and what Christians often get wrong about the holiness ...
Interview: Dr. Anthea Butler on How ‘Racism Is Part and Parcel’ of White Evangelicalism
Faithfully Magazine speaks with Dr. Anthea Butler about "White Evangelical Racism" and the importance of knowing Evangelical history.
Interview: ‘Desmond Tutu’ Author Talks Ubuntu Theology, America’s Need for Truth and Reconciliation
The Very Rev. Michael Battle discusses the influence of Christian mysticism and Ubuntu theology in the life and work of ...
‘The Act of Work Is Worship’ — Sho Baraka Talks Creativity, Vocation, and the Value of Narratives (Interview)
Faithfully Magazine spoke with Sho Baraka about "He Saw That It Was Good," and the importance of creativity and vocation.
Interview: Drew Hart on How Fusing Americanism and Christianity Tarnishes Our Witness
Drew G. I. Hart talks with Faithfully Magazine about the kind of witness Christians are supposed to be and if ...
Interview: Marlena Graves Talks Being Ostracized for Refusing to Sever Righteousness From Justice
Faithfully Magazine speaks with Marlena Graves about her new book and what it means to be on the borderlands of ...
Interview: Navigating Uncommon Ground Without Capitulating to Culture
In "Uncommon Ground: Living Faithfully in a World of Difference," pastor Timothy Keller and law and religion expert John Inazu gain ...
Interview: Vince Bantu Talks Global Christianity and the Myth of a White Man’s Religion
Vince Bantu discusses his church history work and latest book, and the idea of Christianity being a White man's religion.
Interview: Kirk Whalum Envisions MLK’s ‘Beloved Community’ With Global Album ‘Humanité’
For his latest project, Memphis R&B legend Kirk Whalum brings together artists from nearly a dozen nations — reflecting “the ...
Interview: Sherri Shepherd Talks Faith, Justice, and ‘Brian Banks’ Movie
Actress Sherri Shepherd, who stars in the "Brian Banks" movie, talks faith, justice, and how she’s raising her son in ...
Interview: Natasha Sistrunk Robinson on Diversity and Discipleship
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson, who also writes about racial reconciliation, is passionate about discipleship and developing future leaders who will positively ...
Liberty University Student Rallies Classmates to Stand Against White Supremacy
Caleb Fitzpatrick, a junior and Liberty University's Student Government Association Speaker of the House, offers condolences to Charlottesville and condemns ...
VP Nominee’s Youth and Race Significant for Mostly-White Southern Baptist Convention
At 33, Walter R. Strickland II has become one of the Southern Baptist Convention’s youngest nominees for first vice president. ...
