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The Bible is Black History Podcast
by Dr. Theron D. Williams
Hosted by best-selling author and scholar Dr. Theron D. WilliamsWhat if everything you thought you knew about the Bible was missing a vital piece of the story? This podcast unapologetically centers the Black presence in biblical scripture, challenging mainstream narratives and reclaiming the history that colonialism tried to erase.In each episode, Dr. Williams unpacks powerful truths about race, faith, and identity through deep dives, guest conversations, and bold reflections that bridge theology and historical scholarship. From dismantling the myth that Christianity was introduced through slavery, to tracing the African roots of biblical figures, this show is a spiritual and intellectual awakening for the Black diaspora.Whether you're a seminarian, theologian, or spiritually curious, you'll leave each episode more rooted, more empowered, and more connected to the truth.
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Ep. 3 ft. Dr. J. A. Taylor: Black Christians in White Churches
Dr. Theron Williams and Dr. J. A. Taylor discuss the impact of white Christian nationalism and the religion of whiteness on the Black church and community. They explore the historical roots of these ideologies, their manifestation in modern society, and the challenges they pose to racial justice and spiritual integrity. The conversation delves into the role of Christianity in perpetuating white supremacy and the need for a re-evaluation of Black church practices.
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Ep. 2 ft. Rev. Kristina Sinks: The Impact of White Jesus
Visit our website: https://www.bibleisblackhistory.com/Watch and subscribe on youtube: https://youtu.be/ghYhFDDVml8In this conversation, Dr. Theron D. Williams and Rev. Kristina Sinks explore the implications of the image of White Jesus, discussing its historical context, psychological impact, and its role in perpetuating racial bias and white supremacy. They delve into the significance of iconography in Christianity, the challenges of diverse representations of Jesus, and the broader implications for faith and social justice. Rev. Sinks shares insights from her article on race and iconography, emphasizing the need for inclusive depictions of the divine that reflect the diversity of humanity.
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Ep. 1 ft. Dr. Walter McCray: Exploring Black Presence in the Bible
Watch on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nO3W80HU5uwIn this inaugural podcast of the Bible is Black History Institute, Dr. Theron D. Williams discusses the significance of the Black presence in the Bible with Dr. Walter McCray. They explore the historical context, critique existing scholarship, and emphasize the importance of understanding Black identity within biblical narratives. Chapters00:00 The Role of Black Scholars in Biblical Studies12:55 Critique of Black Biblical Scholarship20:37 The Importance of Collaboration in Scholarship25:12 Identity and Historical Context in HBCUs27:51 The Crisis of Black Intellectualism30:16 The Black Presence in the Bible34:05 The Authority of Scripture and Black Evangelicalism38:00 Revisiting the Concept of Gentiles39:47 The Future of Black Biblical Studies43:28 Theological Foundations and Liberation Motifs
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hosted by best-selling author and scholar Dr. Theron D. WilliamsWhat if everything you thought you knew about the Bible was missing a vital piece of the story? This podcast unapologetically centers the Black presence in biblical scripture, challenging mainstream narratives and reclaiming the history that colonialism tried to erase.In each episode, Dr. Williams unpacks powerful truths about race, faith, and identity through deep dives, guest conversations, and bold reflections that bridge theology and historical scholarship. From dismantling the myth that Christianity was introduced through slavery, to tracing the African roots of biblical figures, this show is a spiritual and intellectual awakening for the Black diaspora.Whether you're a seminarian, theologian, or spiritually curious, you'll leave each episode more rooted, more empowered, and more connected to the truth.
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