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  • Ethiopian tradition describes Heaven significantly different from Western perspectives

    Ethiopian tradition describes Heaven significantly different from Western perspectives

    Feb 2, 2026

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Africans and Christianity

    The Ethiopian Bible, which contains 81 books (compared to the Western 66), preserves a vision of the afterlife and divine presence that remains largely untouched by the specific theological shifts of Rome and the European Renaissance [04:19]. Based on the research presented in the video, here is an analysis of how the Ethiopian tradition describes Heaven and…

  • Alfred Street Baptist Church Live 8AM Worship Service

    Alfred Street Baptist Church Live 8AM Worship Service

    Feb 1, 2026

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Sermons

    8 AM Worship Service from February 1, 2026. This service is particularly significant as it marks Day 21 of their “SEEK” journey—a 30-day spiritual fast and prayer period [01:16]. From a scholarly and liturgical perspective, here are the key biblical and communal themes presented: 1. Liturgical Framework and Sacred Space The service opens with a strong emphasis on…

  • Black Church in Detroit series examines youth in the church | American B…

    Jan 31, 2026

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Africans and Christianity, Biblical Theology and Justice, Uncategorized

    This video is a full episode of American Black Journal from Detroit PBS, titled “Black Church in Detroit series examines youth in the church.” Host Stephen Henderson leads a discussion with local religious leaders about the declining participation of young African-Americans in the church and strategies to re-engage them.Key Discussion Points: * The Decline in…

  • Jesus Breaks Into Hell and Satan Didn’t See It Coming Skit #jesus #bible…

    Oct 28, 2025

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    Fellowship Staff
    in christian comedy, Jesus

  • Developing the Passion to Finish: Lessons from Nehemiah

    Developing the Passion to Finish: Lessons from Nehemiah

    Jul 5, 2025

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Bible Study

    Kwami Kilpatrick, uses the biblical account of Nehemiah rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem to illustrate how to overcome obstacles and complete God-given assignments. Nehemiah’s Mission and Opposition Nehemiah, a government official, was tasked with the monumental project of rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls. He organized the people, who worked diligently while also being prepared to defend against…

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    Jul 1, 2025

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Book List, Christian Books, Interviews

    Author Sandre Dalton-Smith delved into her spiritual journey and the core concepts of her book, “Being Fully Known.” Her powerful message offers a refreshing perspective on finding joy and satisfaction through a deeper relationship with God. Sandre’s personal story is one of profound healing. Having lost her mother in childbirth, she grappled with feelings of…

  • Understanding African Traditional Religions: Insights from Dr. Joseph Byamukama

    Understanding African Traditional Religions: Insights from Dr. Joseph Byamukama

    Jul 1, 2025

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    by

    Fellowship Staff
    in Jude 3 Project

    J3 Project podcast, host Lisa Fields interviewed Dr. Joseph Byamukama, a New Testament scholar and founder of Veracity Found, an organization dedicated to providing contextual theological resources to the Ugandan church. Dr. Byamukama, who also helped plant The Found Church in Kampala, shared profound insights from his doctoral research on how the book of Isaiah…

  • “Moral Mondays” protest in Washington D.C.

    “Moral Mondays” protest in Washington D.C.

    Jun 30, 2025

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Freedom, Rev. William Barber

    Participants advocate against a budget they believe harms people. The protest emphasizes the importance of moral and spiritual values in political decision-making. Key themes and references include:

  • “Celebrating Darkness”: A Critical Look at Award Shows and the Music Industry

    “Celebrating Darkness”: A Critical Look at Award Shows and the Music Industry

    Jun 29, 2025

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    Fellowship Staff
    in Award Shows

    G. Craige Lewis of EX Ministries delivers a powerful message about the spiritual implications of award shows and the music industry, arguing that they often promote darkness and stray from true worship. Lewis begins by drawing a parallel between church worship and ancient mythology, explaining that praise and glory invite a spiritual presence. While in…

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