The Front Porch: Recent Episodes
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Conversations about biblical faithfulness in African-American churches and beyond. C'mon up and visit us at www.thefrontporch.org
What are women in the church concerned with today? What are ways we can be praying for our sisters? How does context determine everyday struggles and the difficulty women see in the ministry? C'mon up and join Kristie Anyabwile and Trillia Newbell as they discuss why the ordinary challenges of life don't feel ordinary, how the Lord is sufficient to carry burdens when we are overwhelmed, and what it means to be human and to be a woman of God.
Join Thabiti Anyabwile, Mark Dever, and Ken Jones as these brothers chop it up about black churches and their involvement in communities, the doctrines of GRACE, and how the Lord has brought these brothers into Christian ministry.
Dr. Anthony Moore, campus pastor of the Village Church in Fort Worth, Texas, came through The Front Porch to share about his life and ministry—from the suffering he faced in the past to the present. Dr. Moore studied Richard Sibbes and discusses how African-Americans might interact and benefit from some of the Puritan thinkers. C'mon up and join the conversation.
How should a church respond when there is a sinful failure on the pastor's part? Are the qualifications of 1 Timothy 3 also disqualifications? Louis Love chops it up with pastors Keelan Atkinson, Bobby Scott, and Kevin Smith about this difficult topic. C'mon up and join the conversation.
In the wake of Ferguson, Thabiti Anyabwile discusses where he specifically saw injustice. See full manuscripts for this episode of The Front Porch podcast at: http://thefrontporch.org/?p=2192
What is the state of the traditional black church today? Is it healthy, in good shape, or bad shape? Is prosperity theology historically a norm of black churches? Louis Love gathers pastors Keelan Atkinson, Bobby Scott, and Kevin Smith to chop it up on this weighty topic. C'mon up, pull up a chair, and join the conversation. Find more conversations at www.thefrontporch.org