Dr. Reggie Williams, an associate professor of Black theology and Bonhoeffer expert, joins Dr. Jeffrey Pugh for a thought-provoking discussion. They explore Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theological evolution influenced by the Harlem Renaissance, emphasizing the ongoing relevance of his critiques in today’s sociopolitical climate. Topics include the role of Black church traditions in social justice movements, the ethical challenges faced by faith leaders, and the importance of personal narratives in confronting systemic injustices, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Join Dr. Jeffrey C. Pugh, recently retired as a religious studies professor, as he passionately advocates for exploring Dietrich Bonhoeffer's teachings. He discusses compassion in confronting societal suffering and the church's role in promoting social justice, particularly regarding racism and anti-Semitism. Pugh also dives into the complexities of violence versus nonviolence and the importance of empathy and reconciliation. With engaging insights, he encourages a reflective community dialogue on how Bonhoeffer's wisdom remains relevant in today's world.