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On this episode of The Urban Perspective I'm joined by Apologist Adam Coleman of the TRU ID Podcast. We will respond to Lil Scrappy's questions about God, Scripture, canonicity, and whitewashing that he posed on Math Hoffa's My Expert Opinion! Please like, share and subscribe. ***WARNING, some of the language from the conversation from the show we're responding to contains profanity*** For more information, resources, and content visit jeromegayjr.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Of all the chapters in our recently released book on Urban Apologetics, edited by Dr. Eric Mason, I believe the final chapter on spiritual warfare is the most important! In this interview, Dr. Mason, gives us a snippet of what every apologist, and indeed, every Christian needs in their arsenal! You NEED to watch this interview... SPECIAL NOTE: This interview is the relaunch of the Tru-ID Podcast!!! For those who were waiting for it to return and/or prefer audio podcast content, feel free to enjoy this interview and others to come at www.truidpodcast.com, apple podcasts, and other outlets.

Waddup Tru-ID Familia! A while back I taught a series at No Ceilings Bible Study on the subject of the “Problem of Evil”. For those who have been following the Tru-ID Podcast, you'll recall that I posted the first two Bible study sessions and mentioned that there would be a third. Welp, as I was digging through some old files on my computer I realized I hadn't posted the third segment of that series. So let's get that corrected right now shall we? In the previous two sessions we covered basics of what the “problem of evil” is and responses to the “Logical Version of the Problem of Evil”. In this next episode we will tackle the “Inductive/Evidential version of the Problem of Evil (or Suffering)”. Tune in!

Waddup my peoples! What is the connection between Pastor John Macarthur and Conscious Community figure Brother Polight? You definitely want to tune in for our latest episode of the Tru-ID Podcast and find out. I've often received questions as to where I stand on certain social issues and race relations in our society. Since there is so much discussion going on about social justice nowadays I thought this would be a good time to give my take on it from an apologetics standpoint. In this episode, our series on social justice gets a little more spicy than usual. After listening to John Macarthur's series of sermons on Social Justice and the gospel, I decided to play a few clips from Macarthur and also a clip from well known Conscious Community figure Brother Polight as I attempt to shed light on how the conflict within the church related to urban apologetics, evangelism, and social justice. Key Points: Tackling statements made by John Macarthur about social justice and the gospel. Should Christians "just preach the gospel"? Is Brother Polight right about Christianity holding the black community back? Does Christianity make black people cowards?  What are some specific examples of how misrepresentations of the biblical worldview has contributed to there being barriers to the gospel in the black community?      

Welp, as Tru-ID slides into home plate with our Summer Soteriology Series Adam Coleman catches up with Texas Baptist Director of apologetics and host of the Soteriology 101 Podcast, Dr. Leighton Flowers. Dr. Flowers is well known for his public critique of Reformed Theology and advocacy of an often misunderstood perspective on the doctrine of salvation, Provisionism (aka Traditionalism).  In this interview Dr. Flowers pulls no punches in his critique of Reformed theology as he explains the Provisionist perspective, gives his take on key scriptures that come up in soteriology debates, and touches on how soteriology intersects with apologetics. Sit tight for an engaging and educational interview!   Key Points: What is the Provisionist Soteriological Perspectivce? Breakdown of Biblical passages like Ephesians 2 and Romans 9 Critique of Reformed Theology Wassup with "Total Depravity/ Total inability"? How might a person's view on salvation impact how they approach apologetics (i.e. Problem of Evil)?   Tru-ID Podcast:  www.truidpodcast.com Tru-ID Podcast (ITunes): https://itunes.apple.com/…/pod…/tru-id-podcast/id1164296241… Booking inquiries: truid7@gmail.com Social Media Contacts On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/adamcoleman On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/scottlane7 On Facebook: Adam Coleman (aka Scott Lane) On Twitter: @scottlane7

This episode features the audio from an interview Mentionable Adam Coleman did with Joel Furches on Adam's podcast TRU ID.

Y'all know how we do. Anytime I'm doing a presentation at a conference or other public event I try to obtain the audio from it so that I can share it with you guys. As my listeners might recall, in our last episode we caught up with president of the Mentionables Apologist Network, Joel Furches, who talked about the Mentionable Conference we had coming up in Greensboro, NC. Well last week I had the privilege of presenting at the first annual Mentionables Conference on the topic "The Historical Impact of the Church". I had a blast kickin' it with all that were presenting and/or in attendance and am thankful I can share my contribution to the event with our Tru-ID Podcast listener family!  P.S. Be on the lookout at my Youtube channel as we will be updating it with excerpts from the Mentionables Conference (i.e. Q & A) a lots of videos coming soon! Key Topics: The contribution of the church to philosophy, science, humanitarianism, and law. 

In this podcast, J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Scott Lane on his Tru-ID Podcast. They discuss the evidence for Christianity, the importance of developing a “forensic faith” and the growing racial tension in America. For more information about Scott’s weekly radio show and to listen to other episodes, please visit the Tru-ID Podcast homepage.

Maaaaan yo...When I first started the Tru-ID podcast I didn’t really know much about recording. As a result there are any mover of interviews that I recorded some time ago that required some editing and fairly recently I’ve been able to go back and clean them up. With that said I’m excited to finally be able to share this interview with a dynamic individual who was actually one of my first guests, Dr. Vince Bantu. Dr. Bantu is a brilliant Brother and as I restored the audio and sat back to listen to this interview it really brought me back to why I started the Tru-ID Podcast. Enjoy!!!   Key Topics: -Ancient African Christianity -Social justice and seminary education -Real racial reconciliation -Dr. Bantu basically drop barz on several interesting topics Stay Tuned

Scott Lane chops it up with HBU professor and internationally known apologist Mary Jo Sharp! Key Topics -Her Journey from atheism to Christianity -Being a "logical Christian" -Identifying logical fallacies -Cultural apologetics Don't miss it!! Subscribe to the Tru-ID Podcast on iTunes!!! #sharetheshow

This week on the B.A.R. we had your hometown hero Scott Lane, Bruce Wayne, Adam Coleman. Not 3 guest just one person tho...lol Dawain and Chatario have a great interview with the host of Tru-ID Podcast. Go subscribe on your favorite podcatcher. Tru-ID Podcast Facebook: TruIDpodcast Be sure to enter to win a free tshirt and digital download of the documentary Luther. All you have to do is leave a review to enter. Follow and Subscribe EVERYTHING THE B.A.R. PODCAST: 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

The Tru-ID Podcast is getting down to business! Adam Coleman begins a series in which we will be equipping believers with responses to objections to Christianity that have gained steam in the black community. Step by step the Tru-ID Podcast aims to put together a body of work that anyone can work their way through to build their confidence as a Christian and ability to share their faith. Letz go!!!   Key Points  1. Ex-pastor Kevin Wesley  2. Providing a framework  3. The apologetics community's two biggest mistakes. 4. Getting to know who we're reaching out to.     This episode is dedicated to Oliver Edward Coleman aka My Dad (1950-2017)

Adam Coleman kicks off a Tru-ID Podcast mini-series that will focus on the Hebrew Israelite Movement. In this episode, Adam Coleman explores reasons why "Black" Hebrew Israelites are attracting people to their movement.