From The Lectern

In this two part discussion we explore the meaning and role that repentance plays in conversations about ethnic reconciliation and what practical steps can be taken to move the conversation forward with Phabienne Anderson and Courtlandt Perkins.

What is global theology? A Q&A with Dr. Strickland and Phabienne Anderson.

SEBTS student Collin Crawford talks about his background as a white male Christian and how his journey thinking through his own identity and the issues of race lead him to join a predominately black congregation with Courtlandt Perkins.

Professor William (Duce) Branch takes a look back before the recent conversation surrounding the "Black Exodus" of believers from white churches to assess how we got here and the influences of Christian Hip-hop in this narrative with Courtlandt Perkins.

Professor William (Duce) Branch takes a look back before the recent conversation surrounding the "Black Exodus" of believers from white churches to assess how we got here and the influences of Christian Hip-hop in this narrative with Courtlandt Perkins.

Phabienne Anderson provides insight on the importance of cross-cultural discipleship and how diverse perspectives come to bear on it with Courtlandt Perkins.

Jason Cook, pastor of Fellowship Memphis, discusses the challenges and joys of pastoral ministry in a multiethnic church and shares if pursuing multiethnic ministry is worth it with Courtlandt Perkins.

Dr. Miguel Echeverria helps us think through doing theology from a Hispanic perspective and what we can learn from the Mañana theology of Justo Gonzalez for all people with Courtlandt Perkins.

Dr. Walter Strickland sheds light on the nuances within Black Theology and the importance of Black Theology for all people with Courtlandt Perkins.

Professor William Branch raises awareness about the Prison Ministry and SEBTS and human dignity with Courtlandt Perkins.

Thabiti Anyabwile discusses African American history and hopes for contemporary conversation on race and reconciliation with Dr.Walter Strickland.

Courtlandt Perkins reflects on the significance of American chattel slavery in 2019 and explain how dealing with history is necessary for the American Christian with Dr. Walter Strickland.

Dr. Julia Bickley has a conversation about the misconceptions and contours of biblical womanhood with Courtlandt Perkins.

Dr. Walter Strickland addresses the conversation surrounding the "Social Justice Warrior" and how to think through these issues through a gospel lens.

In light of the upcoming midterm elections, Dr. Walter Strickland recaps the recent Bagged Lunch Series: Getting Political, a discussion on whether getting political is a distraction from the gospel, with Courtland Perkins.

A lecture on the nature of theology and why it is important for us today by Dr. Walter Strickland.

Dr. Matthew Mullins has a conversation investigating God's heart for adoption, the motives for adopting interracially, and shares a personal adoption story with Courtlandt Perkins.

Phabienne Anderson discusses the changing racial climate and how this affects the way we raise children with Courtlandt Perkins

Phabienne Anderson shares her experience as a minority pastor's wife in a majority white context, and gives voice to an often overlooked group with Courtlandt Perkins.

SEBTS Old Testament Student Cortez Jones discusses Black Hebrew Israelites, Kemetic Science and the need for Urban Apologetics with Courtlandt Perkins.