From The Lectern

Courtlandt Perkins provides a recap of the first Bagged Lunch Series discussion of this semester titled "American Bias and Mission Trips: Examining culture's impact on missions" with Phabienne Anderson.

Courtlandt Perkins gives a short lecture on the history and impact of reading Genesis 9 to teach the unbiblical notion of the inferiority of people of African descent known as the Curse of Ham.

Hear from various pastors and leaders from around the country answer the question, "Why are you still SBC?" in light of this past summer's Southern Baptist Convention, and unsettling news headlines both heading into and leaving the convention, with Courtlandt Perkins.

Dr. Walter Strickland and Courtlandt Perkins cast vision for what the "From the Lectern" media platform is all about and why it is a resource to equip a diverse audience.

Courtlandt Perkins follows up the previous discussion, focusing on the thought of James Cone and his value for Evangelicalism with Dr. Strickland.

Courtlandt Perkins discusses the life of James Cone and his value for evangelicalism with Dr. Strickland.

Dr. Walter Strickland discusses the seeming momentum toward racial reconciliation following #MLK50 and Together for the Gospel.

Kingdom Diversity Staffer Courtlandt Perkins recaps our last Bagged Lunch Series Discussion "A Tainted Legacy" discussing how we should reconcile the sins of our faith heroes with Dr. Walter Strickland.

Phabienne Anderson discusses the impact and gospel parallels of the movie Black Panther with Courtlandt Perkins.

Pastor D.A. Horton discusses the release of a new marriage resource written by him and his wife Elicia Horton and the need for marriage resources from the minority perspective with Kingdom Diversity Content Strategist Courtlandt Perkins.

This reading and discussion of Frederick Douglass' seminal speech "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?' is closing out our Black History Month Spotlight with Kingdom Diversity staffers Phabienne Anderson and Courtlandt Perkins.

This recap of the February 6th Bagged Lunch Series, Strangers in a Foreign Land: Immigration and the People God, is a summary of the discussion on how we can continue having further dialogue addressing these issues across lines of difference with Dr. Walter Strickland and Courtlandt Perkins.

This recap of the November 7th Bagged Lunch Series, White Evangelicalism: Myth or Reality, is a summary of the discussion on how we can continue having further dialogue addressing these issues across lines of difference with Dr. Walter Strickland and Courtlandt Perkins.

Dr. Walter Strickland and Courtlandt Perkins discuss how the link conference puts multicultural passion into informed practice. Join us on April 13, 2018! http://kingdomdiversity.sebts.edu/index.php/link-conference/

Introducing the new media platform, From the Lectern, produced by the Kingdom Diversity Initiative at Southeastern.