Jude 3 Project

On this episode, Vanna Cure and Justin Giboney helped us develop a strategy for progress in our pursuit of justice.

On this episode, Sheila Wise Rowe discussed how we heal racial trauma.

On this episode, Cam Triggs fills in for Lisa Fields as the host to interview Brandon Cleaver. They discussed love as the greatest apologetic, grace, truth, and honor the legacy of Ravi Zacharias. #ThankYouRavi

If God is all-good, all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving, why is there suffering? Is He the cause of it? Is He not all-good, all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-loving? Why doesn't he bring an end to all the suffering in this world? These are common questions that many of us have wrestled with. On this episode, Dr. Charlie Dates, Kirk Franklin, and Lisa Fields try to make sense of suffering.

On this episode, Kori Porter gets candid about her faith journey. She discussed her journey with considering abortion, drug addiction, and her trailblazing social justice work at Ole Miss.

Dr. Jo Vitale and Dr. Esau Mccaulley tackle problematic Bible passages, discussing approaches for understanding context, culture, and literary style. They explore women's role in the church, the disturbing stories in Judges, the purpose of worship, God's love and judgment, and the story of Abraham's faith and sacrifice.

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed his new book Multitude of All Peoples and early African theology.

On this episode, Justin Giboney discussed the #CHCChallenge and the Covid-19 Church Relief fund. To give or apply, visit churchrelief.org.

On this episode, Lecrae discussed his new album, restoration, his faith journey and much more!

On this episode, Dr. Cynthia James discussed how we can have hope in the midst of this coronavirus crisis.