Podcast appearances and mentions of isaiah robertson

Isaiah Robertson is the Senior Pastor of Hope in Christ Church in Compton, California. In 2020, Pastor Isaiah released his groundbreaking book Black Church Empowered: Examining Our History, Securing Our Longevity. This book quickly reached the top of the charts as an Amazon best seller. It also garnered the Best Book of 2020 award from the Emmaus Collective. Pastor Isaiah has served in multiple ministerial capacities since accepting his call. He has served as a youth pastor, an associate pastor, and a church planter. He has also spearheaded numerous outreach programs aimed at serving underprivileged communities and mentoring young men of color. He has a passion for studying, preaching, and teaching the Word of God. He also has a deep interest in contextual ecclesiology and Black Church studies. Episode Talking Points Isaiah's background and conversion story Grace for the word of faith movement Isaiah's journey into the history of the Black Church The challenges and pitfalls of seminary "Black Church" Learning from the Black Church Black Church and a theology of suffering in practice Community and the imago dei in the Black Church Racial Reconciliation Resources Black Church Empowered Isaiah's Website --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-monday-christian/support

Starting with updates on the Saint Life Podcast, I explain how life has been going for me and where I think it might be headed. Then I start to explain why I am so passionate about Black Christian topics, speaking from a personal perspective, concluding by giving resources that will be helpful for those who want learn more on topics like this. Good resources: Today's Preaching/Teaching: Damon Richardson (UrbanLogia), Jerome Gay, Isaiah Robertson, Books: Urban Apologetics, Restoring Black Dignity with the Gospel (Edited by Eric Mason), The New Reformation (Shai Linne), Free At Last (Carl Ellis, Jr.), Reading While Black (Esau McCaulley) The Death of Hip Hop, Marriage & Morals (Brady Goodwin) Controversial, but still helpful: Jude 3 Project, KDub Williams, Tony Evans Special Shoutout: Curt Allen/Curt Kennedy, pastor, writer, hip hop artist, podcaster…and much much more Plugs: Saint Life Media (Youtube) Saint Life Podcast (anchor…all major streaming platforms, links will be provided)

This was a really awesome conversation that Kyle had with Pastor Isaiah Robertson. They talk about the history, theology, and legacy of the Black church, how the Black church navigates between the intense polarities of American Christianity, and what the future of the Black church holds. Download and listen in! --------------------------------------------------- Pastor Isaiah Robertson serves as Senior Pastor of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Cartersville, GA. He recently authored Black Church Empowered, a book exploring the past, present, and future of the Black church in America. In addition to the book, Pastor Isaiah founded an organization (also called Black Church Empowered), which functions as a ministry consulting firm to help churches in the Black church tradition navigate the challenges they face in our ever-changing culture.

In this 64 minute interview, Vada and Pastor Isaiah Robertson discuss race in the church, if it is Biblical to discuss this, the "white Jesus" controversy, how to respect women in church and so much more! His book "Black Church Empowered" can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/Black-Church-Empowered-Examining-Longevity-ebook/dp/B088Q32NZV

Tyler James and Eric Hansen discuss Notre Dame resuming football practice, adding a three-game series with USF, the preseason AP Top 25 and All-America teams and Isaiah Robertson grad transferring. Then Tyler and Eric answer questions from Twitter including media protocols for covering Notre Dame this season, if Kyle Hamilton will be an All-American, impressions of Irish QB target Steve Angeli, the best walk-on player they've covered and more (17:28) See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Lucas talks to Rev Samuel Doyle of Greater New Light Baptist Church about seeing different sides of the abortion debate, growing up in Detroit, and attempting an experiment to switch sides on LGBTQ inclusion in the church. Show Notes * Wesleyan Quadrilateral – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesleyan_Quadrilateral * Q Christian Fellowship https://www.qchristian.org * Emmaus – Rise of the BEvangelical by Isaiah Robertson -  https://www.facebook.com/EmmausBlog/photos/a.1153499214827223/1209423372568140/ Support the Podcast – https://www.patreon.com/wdtatpodcast Leave us a voicemail! https://www.speakpipe.com/wdtatpodcast Email your feedback to wdtatpodcast@gmail.com Follow us: Facebook –https://www.facebook.com/wdtatpodcast Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/wdtatpodcast/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/wdtatpodcast Special Guest: Samuel Doyle.

Recently I sat down with Damon Richardson of Urban Logia Ministries, Pastor Isaiah Robertson, and Pastor Jason Laplanche on Dacebook Live for a discussion about “The State of Urban Apologetics”.  The budding “urban” apologetics community is something I care a great deal about and I’m sure the same could be said about Damon Richardson and Isaiah Robertson. I’m fortunate to call these brothers my friends and over the last several months we have all been making similar observations about what is going on in the urban apologetics community. Some of what we are seeing has been very concerning, not only for the 3 of us. Over the last several months there have been rashes of intense and at times antagonistic exchanges between urban apologists. As I’ve been keeping track of things in our social media community and reaching out to individuals involved with these skirmishes between apologists, it seems to me that the pulse of the community leans toward putting some things in place to better mediate and even prevent these sorts of internal conflicts that can potentially create fractures in the community.  In this conversation with Damon Richardson and Isaiah Robertson we discuss what it is that we’re seeing and propose solutions which we hope to develop amongst the Urban Apologetics community such that resolutions achieve some degree of community wide acceptance. KEY TOPICS: 1. What is the current state of urban apologetics? 2. What steps can be taken to resolve issues within the community? 3. Proposing a statement of faith for urban apologists. 4. Proposing a standard of conduct and boundaries for public debate/dialogue amongst urban apologists.

In lieu of Isaiah Robertson moving to Receiver, Reuben and Randall discuss if Notre Dame has starting caliber wide receivers.

To close out the RTS month we have a current student and local pastor Isaiah Robertson. Isaiah is not a stranger to The BAR family. He talks about what lead him to RTS Atlanta and pastoring at a local church. He also talks about his upcoming conference The Truth Summit held on February 16th-17th at his church. Here is the link to register for his conference. heres the link to the conference: Truth Summit 2018 Follow and Subscribe EVERYTHING THE B.A.R. PODCAST: Visit the website: www.thebarpodcast.com Like us on Facebook: The Bar Podcast Follow us on Twitter: @thebar_podcast Follow us on Instagram:@thebar_podcast Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-b-a-r-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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