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
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
Podcast and ebook Free download for No More Silos Patreon Subscribers: “The Legacy of Colonialism and the End Times” Have questions about how to interpret current events in the Middle East? Download this resource for the historical and theological context you need to be a better disciple-maker for Jesus!
This episode is part one of two on this topic focusing only on how the canon was formed. It’s an intriguing historical survey that connects the dots to our present day bible. This week, we’re talking about how the biblical canon was formed. We will journey through the history through about 400AD. After that, the … Read more
In this special bonus episode, Erika discusses two key elements to bible study: interpretation and covenants. Our understanding of what God’s word says to us is usually based on our ability to interpret what’s going on in the text. “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so … Read more
I was raised in church. My dad was a pastor, my grandad was a pastor and I married a … professional musician … who was called to ministry…. so now I’m married to a pastor. We have a great children’s and youth ministry team at our church. I love the community and love that they … Read more