Jude 3 Project

On this episode, Lisa Fields and John Daniels discuss how to equip the black Charismatic movement in the area of apologetics.

On this episode, BJ Thompson joins us to discuss faith and ethnic consciousness.

On this episode, Dr. Chad Thornhill discussed his new book The Chosen People: Election, Paul and Second Temple Judaism.

On this episode, Dr. Carl Ellis discussed black lives matter, social justice and evangelicalism. 

On this episode, Dr. Paul Copan discusses his book, "Is God a Moral Monster?" and whether or not the Old Testament condoned polygamy and misogyny.

On this episode, Dr. Van Gayton explains the history of the documentary hypothesis and the conservative/liberal rift in seminaries and divinity schools. 

On this episode, Cam Triggs shares his journey and passion for apologetics.

On this episode, Dr. Dharius Daniels discusses ways to equip and engage the black church in the area of apologetics.  Dharius Daniels is a cultural architect and trendsetter forhis generation. In August of 2005, he became the founder and Senior Pastor ofKingdom Church. With two locations in Ewing and Burlington, New Jersey, this isa vibrant ministry that impacts people of all ages, socioeconomic classes, andethnic backgrounds.     Pastor Dharius has developed a Breathtaking Ministry conceptthat describes the standard of excellence at Kingdom Church: a standard that isapparent in his commitment not only to ministry but also to education. He holdsa Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Millsaps College inJackson, Mississippi, a Master of Divinity degree from Princeton TheologicalSeminary in Princeton, New Jersey, and a Doctorate of Ministry degree from FullerTheological Seminary in Pasadena, California. He has a versatile gift andspeaks frequently in seminaries and churches across the country. H

On this episode, Dr. R. Albert Mohler gives a Christian response to the transgender community. 

On this episode, Pastor Charlie Dates joins us to discuss Laquan McDonald and the Chicago Protests. Pastor Dates is the senior pastor at Progressive Baptist Church in Chicago.

On this episode, Tyndale House CEO Dr. Peter Williams discusses genocide and slavery in the Old Testament.

On this episode, Thabiti Anyabwile shares the Christian response to Islam. 

Randall Keith sits down with Lisa Fields to discuss the story behind the Jude 3 Project. 

On this episode, Dr. Sarita Lyons discusses how therapy and apologetics can work together in the black church.  Visit Dr. Lyons website http://www.drsaritalyons.com/ 

On this episode, Dr. Jarvis Williams discusses the formation of the New Testament. Dr. Williams is associate professor of New Testament Interpretation at Southern Seminary.

On this episode, Pastor H.B. Charles Jr. joins us to discuss how to incorporate apologetics in pastoral ministry.

Da' T.R.U.T.H joins us on this episode to discuss apologetics, Louis Farrakhan and the Word Network, homosexuality, love and reconciliation.

Sho Baraka joins us to discuss black religions (Nation of Islam, Black Hebrew Israelites, The Nation of God's and Earths, etc.), whether or not Christianity is a white man's religion and how Christians can engage the culture through art. 

On this episode, Dr. George Yancey joins the podcast todiscuss his new book HostileEnvironment: Understanding and Responding to Anti-Christian Bias and the term Christianophia.  Dr. GeorgeYancey is a Professor of Sociology at the University of North Texas. He is theauthor of Christian works such as One Body, One Spirit: Principles ofSuccessful Multiracial Churches (InterVarsity Press), Beyond Racial Gridlock:Embracing Mutual Responsibility (InterVarsity Press), co-author of United byFaith: The Multiracial Congregation as an Answer to the Problem of Race (OxfordUniversity Press) and co-author of Transcending Racial Barriers (OxfordUniversity Press). He has also authored several research articles on the topicsof interracial marriage and multiracial churches. Along those lines he is alsothe author of Multiracial Families (Routledge) which explores the currentliterature on different aspects of interracial families and Neither Jew NorGentile (Oxford University Press) which explores racial issues on Protestantco

Onthis episode, Dr. Leo Percer joins the podcast to discuss the intersection ofhermeneutics and apologetics.  Dr. Percergrew up near the Mississippi River in Millington, Tennessee, where he receiveda call to the ministry of teaching while attending First Baptist Church. Pursuing that call sent him on an educational journey that includes two Mastersdegrees and a PhD.  This journey provided opportunities to minister in avariety of capacities, including youth ministry, children’s ministry, smallgroups, and homeless ministry.  Upon completion of his PhD, Dr. Percertaught as an adjunct at both Baylor University and McLennan Community Collegein Waco, Texas.  He began teaching at the Liberty University School ofDivinity in 2004 and teaches a variety of New Testament classesincluding:  Hermeneutics, Greek, New Testament Orientation 1 & 2, theGospel of John, Hebrews, 1 & 2 Peter, Life of Christ, and New TestamentWorld.  He also directs the Ph.D. Program for divinity and teaches avariety of biblical studies cl