Behind The Mic: MLK50

Behind The Mic: MLK50

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On “Social Justice and the Gospel” Part 2

Jemar and Tyler are back! Is social justice heresy? Do Christians who believe in it actually affirm the Gospel?. These questions are back in the Christian conversation after “The Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel” was published by a group of pastors. Original Publish dat ...  Show more

Can I Get a Witness Podcast Interview with Christina Faith

We have a new podcast for you to check out! In the first full episode of Can I Get a Witness, Danielle Marck sits down with creative and entrepreneur Christina Faith. Be sure to go subscribe to the Can I Get a Witness Podcast to hear more episodes! Christina is a bold creative fo ...  Show more

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