Dr. Carl Ellis

Carl Ellis, Provost Professor of Theology and Culture at Reformed Theological Seminary and a noted author on race and justice, delves into the distinct realms of Side A and Side B theology. He discusses how the evangelical church's cultural captivity led to ethical failures, especially during the Civil Rights Movement. Ellis highlights the significance of narratives in ethical theology for a skeptical world. He also shares insights on the legacy of the Black church, including the heroic contributions of figures like the Tuskegee Airmen.