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#374: What We Can All Learn From The Theological And Musical Tradition Of The Black Church with Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III

Part of my desire with this podcast is to highlight voices – important voices that may not break through into the Christian mainstream, but powerful and necessary voices nonetheless. One of those voices is the Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III, pastor of Trinity Church of Christ in Chicago. Dr…

Ep 45: *Encore* The Black Church Tradition - Otis' Home

Hard to believe it's been a year since this episode came out right before BHM 2025.  My intro commentary turns out to be as relevant as ever, as does this episode.  If you haven't heard it, take a listen.  If you have, I hope you enjoy it a 2nd time!.   ----  In this episode, I chat with my frie…

Dancing In the Darkness

Based on the book of Haggai, chapter 2, verses 1-9. The speaker begins by setting the historical context of Haggai's prophecy, focusing on the discouragement of the temple builders who were comparing their current work to the former splendor of the temple (4:20-5:39).Emphasizing that during times o…

Honoring MLK. Jay Jones on Virginia. Jeffries vs ICE Raids. Crockett Slams GOP Cruelty as Policy

1.19.2026 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: Honoring MLK. Jay Jones on Virginia. Jeffries vs ICE Raids. Crockett Slams GOP Cruelty as Policy People across the nation are honoring the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We will showcase how communities are commemorating the life of this civil rights …

Chicago Civil Rights Leader Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies At 84

The Rev. Jesse Jackson’s story in Chicago begins in the 1960s when he moved to the city to study at the Chicago Theological Seminary. Not long after his move, he met Martin Luther King Jr. and asked him for a job at the Chicago chapter of Southern Christian Leadership Conference’s Operation Breadba…

Good Faith Weekly, 05/1/2026 - #300th + Imad Enchassi

 A weekly podcast exploring stories at the intersection of faith and culture through an inclusive Christian lens. This week: Mitch and Missy marked the 300th episode of Good Faith Weekly by reconnecting with Imad Enchassi, who joined us as one of our very first guests back in 2020. Imad Enchassi …

Black August: Faith, Resistance & Liberation | Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III

All The Things We Carry explores the history, faith, culture, grief, resistance, memory, and lived experiences we carry with us—sometimes knowingly, sometimes not. Through honest conversations with scholars, faith leaders, artists, activists, and cultural voices, Bummi Anderson examines how what we…

From Calling to Completion: The Playbook for Faith-Based Development

What does it take to move from calling to completion—and how do we scale this work nationally? Hear from: Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III, Senior Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ Rev. Dr. Joe Daniels, Lead Pastor, Emory United Methodist Church Monsignor Michael Boland, Executive Consultant, Catho…

Party At The Polls, plus Otis' Dream as The Vote Is Sacred Launches!

What’s one way to deflate the fear and uncertainty that’s being manufactured around the coming election? “By throwing a party at your local polling place and inviting your community to attend.” That’s the unorthodox suggestion from Kyle Lierman, CEO of Civic Nation. The tactic’s already been tried …

65. Rev. Darrell Hamilton II (Baptist) | Healing Religious Trauma: Tending to Open Wounds

Send us Fan Mail 65. Rev. Darrell Hamilton II (Baptist) | Healing Religious Trauma: Tending to Open Wounds What happens when the Christianity that was supposed to heal you is what wounded you? What if questioning your faith isn't a slippery slope to hell, but the beginning of liberation? And what i…