Black Theologians: Impact on American Christianity

The No More Silos podcast often references African American theological contributions to American Christianity. These individuals have not only shaped theological discourse but have also played a pivotal role in influencing the course of American Christianity. In this blog post, we will explore the lives and theological perspectives of five remarkable Black American theologians whose … Read more

Why We Should All Be Theologians

A No More Silos Podcast Series on the Letter to the Hebrews In today’s world, many people feel disconnected from theological discussions and find it difficult to engage with complex religious concepts. The lack of accessible resources and platforms often leaves individuals feeling excluded from important conversations about faith and spirituality. Embark on an exhilarating … Read more

Relationship Silos

This week, on the podcast, we are discussing relationships in the context of discipleship. Cultural Christianity would have us believe we can do everything on our own without others and even without God. God is just for Sundays. And on Sundays we go to church and don’t talk to anyone while we’re there. How can … Read more

It’s a New Season!

In our Season 2 opening episode, Erika discusses CRT (Critical Race Theory), Cultural Christianity and suggest books for your summer reading. Thank you for joining us for Season 2! Books mentioned in this episode: Urban Apologetics by Dr. Eric Mason The Making of Biblical Womanhood by Dr. Beth Allison Barr Emotionally Healthy Discipleship by Peter … Read more

Equipping People to Follow Jesus

This week, we are talking about discipleship and the barriers that exist in cultural Christianity to effectively equipping people to follow Jesus and thrive. Discipleship or equipping followers of Jesus to make new followers of Jesus or simply to grow as a follower of Jesus with a goal of becoming more like him is not … Read more

Christian History in Context

What is it about history that so many are working extra hard to hide it from view? This week, I’m continuing the topic on history that we started last week and discussing “Urban Apologetics” by Eric Mason and “The Making of Biblical Womanhood” by Beth Allison Barr. In our modern American context, we allow silos … Read more