95 Theses & A Dream

Somewhere between Wittenberg and Washington... between a hammer striking the church door, and a dream shaking the nation... we were born." "This is 95 Theses and a Dream — and if you thought we were finished, you didn’t understand the assignment." "This ain’t just a podcast. It’s a protest. It’s a prophecy. It’s a pulse.

Welcome back to 95 Theses and a Dream — the podcast where orthodoxy meets outrage, where sound doctrine and sanctified dreams share the same mic. This is the space where we refuse to choose between street wisdom and Scripture, between the cry of the culture and the call of Christ. Here, we honor the God of justice and justification. We don’t just talk revival — we dig into reformation. Not just passion, but precision. Not just vibes, but verses. So if you’ve ever wondered whether the Black Church can shout and study, whether we can clap to the beat of the Spirit and still be grounded in the sovereignty of God, this is your episode. This is not your grandma’s devotional or your seminary syllabus. This is fire in your bones theology with an unapologetic flavor. This is Episode : Sanctified & Reformed: The Black Church Ain’t a Museum — It’s a Movement. Let’s go.

"This is 95 Theses and a Dream." "Still hammering." "Still heralding." "Still dreaming with a ferocity that hell itself cannot domesticate."

Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the church doors to spark a reformation, and Dr. King spoke of a dream that stirred a generation to action. Every time you step into the pulpit, you have the same opportunity: to reform minds and inspire dreams. But it starts with listening, understanding, and loving those you preach to."

"Today, we’ll start with the foundation: What is expository Bible study, and why is it a crucial tool for understanding Scripture in both its historical and contemporary contexts? Whether you’re a preacher, a student of the Bible, or someone looking to deepen your faith, this podcast will provide the insight and tools you need to interpret Scripture faithfully and apply it practically."