On The Spot With Dr. Michael Walker: Recent Episodes
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Dr. Walker sat down with Byrdy Kelley, CEO of Melan Property Management to discuss DE&I in the commercial real estate industry, challenges involved with a woman of color running a commercial real estate company and more. (LISTEN, SHARE, LIKE)
Dr. Walker sat down with Darryl Simpson expert in financial services and financial management to discuss investing, cryptocurrency, retirement planning and generational wealth. (LISTEN, SHARE, LIKE)
Dr. Walker sat down with Dana Pierce to discuss strength training, body transformation, nutrition and more. (LISTEN, LIKE, SHARE)
Dr. Walker sat down with Pastor Christopher J. Respass to discuss leadership challenges, the impact of the Pandemic on church ministry and more.
In this episode Dr. Walker discussed some of the early beliefs held by Christians during the Ancient African Christianity period.
In this episode Dr. Walker discussed early beliefs of Christians during the Ancient African Christianity period.
In this episode Dr. Walker continues the discussion on marriage and family in the 21st century context by observing the question: Why do people choose divorce? Recent surveys and articles by leading psychologists, scholars. counselors, therapists and attorneys were examined to discover reasons people cite for divorce.
Dr. Walker discusses the top 5 reasons people choose marriage and 5 practical spiritual principles for preparing for marriage. Before you say I do...prepare to say I do.
Dr. Walker sat down with Rev. E. Tramaine Solomon, senior pastor of Springhill Baptist Church in Lineville Alabama to discuss leadership, lessons learned during the Pandemic and more. Tune in now.
What does it mean to possess Christian identity and fidelity to Christ? A look at two young women along with their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ who demonstrated unwavering commitment to Christ.
In this podcast Dr. Walker discussed the roots of North African civilization, ways Africans shaped Christian thinking, and martyrdom. Why were Christians killed by the Romans?
References
Clarke, John Henrik. (1993). African People in World History. Black Classic Press.
Eastman, David L. (2021). Early North African Christianity: Turning in the Development of the Church. BakerAcademic.
Oden, Thomas C. (2007). How Africa Shaped the Christian Mind: Rediscovering the African Seedbed of Western Christianity. IVP.
With scholars generally agreeing Christianity began in 33 AD there is good reason to examine how Christianity spread in its early years. Contrary to popular opinion, Christianity arrived in Africa from west Asia and from Africa spread into Europe. Tune in to hear the discussion on the meaning of the term Africa in the ancient Christian period, background on the colonized North Africa and more.
Personal struggles are so commonplace in the lives of people that we find them recorded in literature, spoken through poetry, annunciated in songs, and depicted in various forms of televised media. Your personal struggles do not prevent you from asking God to bless you...seek God for a blessing and hold on until God blesses you.
There is an African proverb that states, "Do not kick away the canoe which helped you cross the river." In this podcast Dr. Walker provides an introduction to the study: Ancient African Christianity. This study will examine how ancient Africans accepted and ascribed meaning to Christianity during the first 1,000 years of Christianity.
Managing change is normative for organizational leaders; in this Leadership Gem Dr. Walker highlights the need for establishing clear communication in the change management process.
Authentic biblical community has no borders. In this podcast Dr. Walker discusses the role of biblical community and spiritual formation for Christians.
Leaders possess distinct ways of thinking, in this Leadership Gem Dr. Walker highlights a necessary way of thinking for leaders.
It's commonplace to experience breakdowns within families. Tune in for encouraging discussion on dealing with family breakdowns.