Have you ever been "tried" and the culprit expects you to overlook it over because you are a follower of Jesus? Do we correctly understand the Scripture "turn the other cheek?" This first episode of our second season addresses these questions and so much more! Dive into the discussion with our brothers, and be prepared to think, study, apply, and laugh like crazy! As always, thank you for listening, and welcome back!

Are you or someone you know in danger of shipwrecked faith? Have our churches been infected with the "imma do me" mentality? The post-modern philosophies of our time have bled into many hearts in the Church, and we have recently seen many Christ-followers "turn back" in the name of "deconstruction" or exploring a different spiritual journey. KB and Ameen take the Word of God to this issue and keep it funky like always. Join us as we break down this unfortunate and all too common phenomenon.

Have you or anyone you know felt desperately lonely? Have you been in a crowd full of people and felt utterly alone? In this new episode, Kb and Ameen dive in to the multi-faceted world of friendship and biblical intimacy. The example of Jesus' relationships as well as several other figures in Scripture serve as a foundation for this engaging convo. Happy Thanksgiving!!

In this episode of Southside Rabbi, we rewind to Summer 2018 where our dear brother Keas Keasler came to visit us. We had very rich conversation around gun rights/control, pacifism vs. passivism, and even looked over Jesus' commendation for His people to be peace-makers. This is a real one!

In this episode, KB shares with Ameen the inspiration and motivation for his latest single, “Lincoln”.

In these difficult times, sometimes laughter is the best medicine. In this hilarious episode, KB and Ameen share a variety of personal experiences of trial and error… mostly error.

What would you say to the person guilty of murdering your brother? Would you seek vengeance or forgiveness? This week the nation was stunned by a remarkable display of the Gospel of grace. In this episode, KB and Ameen Hudson candidly unpack the history of the African American witness in the face of oppression and whether or not forgiveness undermines the pursuit and fight for justice.

In this episode KB and Ameen look at the future of Christian Hip-hop and discuss the state of the genre. They also talk about the impact of Kanye West, the history of Contemporary Christian Music and how movements originate and persevere.

In this debut episode, Ameen and KB discuss insights they gathered from Matthew McCullough’s recent book, “Remember Death: The Surprising Path to Living Hope”. Specifically, they converse about society’s denial of life’s finiteness, a scriptural perspective eternity, and a deconstruction of Joyner Lucas.