Podcast appearances and mentions of vince bantu

On today's program, longtime pastor Steve Lawson was removed as pastor of Trinity Bible Church in Dallas over an ‘inappropriate relationship' with a woman...now, ministries are dropping the author and teaching fellow as ripples of his affair spread. We'll take a look. And, devastated families share stories of being cut off by adult children involved in The Network—an association of churches started by Steve Morgan. We'll have details. Plus, two prominent pastors announce their plans for retirement. But first, Fuller Seminary Professor Vince Bantu is being accused of a secret second marriage. Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, the denominational seminary for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), acknowledged that former professor Vince Bantu engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a student during his tenure there. The producer for today's program is Jeff McIntosh. We get database and other technical support from Stephen DuBarry, Rod Pitzer, and Casey Sudduth. Writers who contributed to today's program include Kim Roberts, Jessica Eturralde, Tony Mator, Mallory Challis, G. Jeffrey MacDonald, Daniel Ritchie, Marci Seither, Aaron Earls, Brittany Smith, and Christina Darnell. A special thanks to Baptist News Global for contributing material for this week's podcast. Until next time, may God bless you.   MANUSCRIPT   FIRST SEGMENT Warren: Hello everybody. I'm Warren Smith, coming to you from Charlotte, North Carolina. Natasha: And I'm Natasha Cowden, coming to you from Denver, Colorado. And we'd like to welcome you to the MinistryWatch podcast. Warren: On today's program, longtime pastor Steve Lawson was removed as pastor of Trinity Bible Church in Dallas over an ‘inappropriate relationship' with a woman...now, ministries are dropping the author and teaching fellow as ripples of his affair spread. We'll take a look. And, devastated families share stories of being cut off by adult children involved in The Network—an association of churches started by Steve Morgan. We'll have details. Plus, two prominent pastors announce their plans for retirement. Natasha: But first, Fuller Seminary Professor Vince Bantu is being accused of a secret second marriage. Warren: Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri, the denominational seminary for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), acknowledged that former professor Vince Bantu engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a student during his tenure there. The incident arose because of an investigative article published in Christianity Today about Bantu's alleged secret marriage. Covenant said after the student filed a Title IX complaint against Bantu, the seminary confronted him, he confessed to the relationship, and he resigned from his position in 2018. Natasha: But he didn't stop teaching. Warren: That's right, Bantu joined the faculty of Fuller Seminary in 2019 as an associate professor of church history and black church studies. Covenant said they were contacted by Fuller about the reason for his departure and they “shared with Fuller Seminary all the details of what had happened in 2018. Natasha: He doesn't just teach at Fuller, he's also a pastor. Warren: Bantu left his co-pastoring position at Outpour Community Church shortly after the Covenant complaint, and founded a new church, Beloved Community Church. He also began meeting with two other pastors as part of an accountability group. Those pastors, Darren Young and Thurman Williams, met with Bantu regularly to provide moral support and mutual discipleship. Young and Williams told CT about Bantu's alleged secret marriage to a second wife based on conversations with him during accountability meetings. They said he argued that one way for him to avoid sexual temptation was to marry multiple women. Natasha: Is Fuller doing anything about these allegations? Warren: General Counsel Lance Griffin said in a statement.

In this episode, Jeremiah Chandler, Scott Horrell, and Vince Bantu discuss the history of Christianity in Africa and the profound impact it had on Christianity as a whole.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Jeremiah Chandler, Scott Horrell, and Vince Bantu discuss the early history of Christianity…

Dr. Vince Bantu (B.A. Wheaton, M.Div. Gordon-Conwell, Th.M. Princeton Theological Seminary, M.A. and Ph.D. in Semitic and Egyptian Languages from The Catholic University) is Assistant Professor of Church History and Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary and the author of several books including Multitude of All Peoples: Exploring the Multiethnic Roots of Christianity. Dr. Bantu is an expert in the early growth of Christianity into Africa, which is the topic of our conversation. There are so many vibrant Christian leaders in Africa that the western church has simply denounced or ignored. This was a fascinating conversation!  -- Seminary Now has become one of the go-to resources for pastors, church leaders, and lay Christians who are serious about ongoing learning in an increasingly complex world. Seminary Now's 80+ streaming courses and 10+ live online classes allow learners to have access to world-class scholarship and cutting-edge ministry training anywhere, anytime. Visit seminarynow.com. And, for a limited time, use discount code TITR to save 30%. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Vince Bantu of the Meacham School of Haymanot joins us today to discuss his new book "Gospel Haymanot: A Constructive Theology and Critical Reflection on African and Diasporic Christianity", a collection of voices, edited by Bantu, which engages with the resources of the Black Church and puts forward notes toward how these forces can contribute to and should be recognized within the effort of reforming the Eurocentricity of Christian Theology.LinksBuy Gospel Haymanot on AmazonMeacham School of Haymanottwitter: @theologyxianFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ahistoryofchristiantheology

This conversation “Is Christianity a White Man's Religion?” is from Courageous Conversations 2022.    Panelists: Lisa Fields, Bishop Kenneth Ulmer, Dr. Vince Bantu and Dr. Michael Waters   Join us for Courageous Conversations 2023 in Washington, DC, from August 31st - September 2nd as we move from Deconstruction to Reconstruction. Register today at https://www.courageousconvos.org/   Get 25% off of registration using promo code: FAITH25   Watch Unspoken Documentary here: https://www.unspokenmovie.com/   Don't forget to like, share and subscribe   Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate    Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org

Today we sit down with Dr. Vince Bantu, Assistant Professor of Church History and Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. Dr. Vince shares his story of growing up in racially segregated St. Louis with the idea that he needed to leave his culture and context behind in order to truly follow Jesus. He helps us unpack the ways whiteness has overtaken our understanding of what it means to be Christian. Dr. Vince powerfully reminds us that there is no way of following Jesus that is uncultural because God sees and intends each person to follow Jesus according to their own culture. He shows us the necessity of unraveling white culture from our theology and honoring and embracing other ways of knowing and following God. We explore the ways that we as white Christians can surrender our power and submit to people of color to teach us about what it means to be Christian. Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/sonda/your-own-worldLicense code: 1WX6GFMRRZEGMYVC

We salute our African heritage with this special Black History edition of The JIFE Music Show. We feature music from Sho Baraka, Chozen, and Stichie, among others, with powerful messages for the occasion. Plus, we share an insightful Soulfood with Dr. Vince Bantu on the African connection to Christianity.

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed what makes the Ethiopian Bible different. Watch the documentary and access additional resources at https://unspokenmovie.com/ Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

An excerpt from the 2021 Courageous Conversations conference. Dr. David Daniels, Dr. Alyn E. Waller, Dr. Esau McCaulley, & Dr. Vince Bantu, moderated by Jerome Gay, discussed the history & implications of early African Christianity. To watch the full 2021 conference, visit https://www.courageousconvos.org/ondemand To register for the 2022 Courageous Conversations, visit https://www.courageousconvos.org/ Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

In this episode my friend Derek and I speak with Vince Bantu who joined the Fuller faculty as assistant professor of church history and Black church studies in 2019. Dr. Bantu teaches primarily on Fuller's Houston campus, where he also serves as a liaison to the William E. Pannell Center for Black Church Studies and networks with Black churches, pastors, and students. Prior to coming to Fuller, Bantu taught in various capacities at a number of colleges and institutions, including Nyack College, New York Theological Seminary, North Park Theological Seminary, the Center for Early African Christianity, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and Covenant Theological Seminary. Additionally, he has years of pastoral experience in African American, Asian American, and Hispanic churches, as well as extensive involvement in multicultural urban communities. Bantu earned his PhD in Semitic and Egyptian Languages from The Catholic University of America, and his dissertation married his interests in African Christianity and social identity. He also directs the Meachum School of Haymanot, which provides theological education for urban pastors and leaders. He is the author of Gospel Haymanot: A Constructive Theology and Critical Reflection on African and Diasporic Christianity (2020) and A Multitude of All Peoples: Engaging Ancient Christianity's Global Identity (2020), as well as numerous articles on global Christianity, Syriac and Nubian Christianity, apologetics, justice, evangelism, and African American theology. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/misfits-theology/support

In this episode of Leading By History, Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul sits down with Dr. Vince Bantu to discuss his research into ancient African Christian liturgical languages and his perspectives on Christianity for African Americans today. While LBH is not a religious podcast, this show seeks to transcend dogmatic religious views in favor of discovering a rich African religious culture steeped in some of the earliest forms of Christianity. This episode shows the reach of Africana and its all encompassing presence even into the field of theology. You don't have to be religious to enjoy this episode - just inquisitive enough to understand the relevance of such a conversation. Are you ready? Click the listen button now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadingbyhistory/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadingbyhistory/support

In this episode, Josh is joined by Dr. Vince Bantu, author, President of the Meachum School of Haymanot, and Assistant Professor of Church History and Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. Dr. Bantu helps us see that the white, western lens of understanding God is not a new phenomenon that started in America but one that first began in the 4th century with Constantine in Rome. Get a rapid history lesson to see how we got to where we are today, and why the western colonial framework of understanding God is antithetical to the gospel movement God started in the 1st century.

In this episode, Ekemini and Christina are joined by Dr. David Daniels and Dr. Vince Bantu to discuss the history of Christianity in Africa and its spread to America during chattel slavery. Get ready to unlearn and relearn this history and prepare for the of longheld myths to be busted. You'll want to take notes during this episode because they take us to school! Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! Dr. David Daniel's Bio: David D. Daniels III is the Henry Winters Luce Professor of World Christianity at McCormick Theological Seminary where he joined the faculty in 1987. He has taught as an occasional professor at seminaries in the Philippines and Ghana. Dr. Daniels earned his Ph.D. degree from Union Theological Seminary-NYC. He has authored over sixty scholarly book chapters, academic journal articles, and general essays, publishing on topics related to the history of African American Christianity, Global Pentecostalism, African Christians in 16th century Europe, and World Christianity. He has served on U. S. research projects funded by the Lilly Endowment, Luce Foundation, Pew Charitable Trust, and Templeton Foundation. He has also participated on funded-research projects in Germany and Norway. Dr. Daniels has served on the various editorial boards, including current membership on the board of the Journal of World Christianity. He has delivered public lectures and conference papers at over twenty-seven colleges and seminaries in the United States as well as in more than 14 other countries. His academic guild involvement has included serving as president of the Society for Pentecostal Studies and co-chair of units of the American Academy of Religion. Dr. Vince Bantu's Bio: Vince Bantu is the Ohene (President) of the Meachum School of Haymanot and is Assistant Professor of Church History and Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. Vince's assignment from the Lord is to proclaim that the Bisrat (Gospel) of Yeshua is for all nations, tribes and tongues and to do this by teaching on the earliest history of Christianity in Africa and Asia. Vince is the author of A Multitude of All Peoples (IVP), Gospel Haymanot (UMI) and The Bisrat (Jude 3 Project). Vince is also the Ohene (President) of the Society of Gospel Haymanot (SGH), an academic society of theological Gospelism—Afro-rooted theology committed to the universal Lordship of Jesus, biblical authority and the liberation of the oppressed. Vince also serves as the Katabi (Editor) of the publication of SGH—the Haymanot Journal. Vince, his wife Diana, and their daughters live and minister in St. Louis and they love to travel, watch movies and bust some spades.

Dr. Vince Bantu (PhD in Semitic and Egyptian Languages, CUA) is the Ohene (President) of the Meachum School of Haymanot and is Assistant Professor of Church History and Black Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is also the Ohene of the Society of Gospel Haymanot (SGH), an academic society of theological Gospelism—Afro-rooted theology committed […]

This episode is a special feature from Dr. Vince Bantu's Bisrat Podcast. In it, he and Quonekuia Day discuss whether Black people are the descendants of the Hebrews. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

Y'ALL. We had a legit legend on the podcast. Kyle chops it up with Dr. Vince Bantu, a key scholar in early African Christianity (and one of Kyle's favorite theological scholars!). Dr. Bantu's work on early African Christianity is nothing short of paradigm shifting; it challenges both Christian and secular narratives about the genesis, proliferation, and praxis of the Christian faith in the ancient Near East and beyond. You won't want to miss this episode, check it out ASAP!

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu & Tamara Siuda discussed whether Christianity is a copy of Egyptian religion. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu & Katherine Gerbner whether Islam is the original religion of African slaves in the Americas and whether Christianity was imposed on them. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

In this session of the 2021 Missiology Lectures, “Healing in the History of Christianity,” Kimberly Alexander gives an overview of the theology and ministry practices associated with healing in the long history of the Christianity. In response, Vince Bantu considers global Christian approaches to healthcare, with a particular look at examples from the late antique and medieval periods. Kimberly Alexander is a historian of Pentecostalism and is director of online education at the Ramp School of Ministry, and Vince Bantu is assistant professor of church history and Black church studies at Fuller Seminary.

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu & Salim Faraji discussed the dynamics between early African Christians and the followers of traditional African religions. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/  

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu & Quonekuia Day discussed whether Black people are the descendants of the Hebrews. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/  

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu & Greg Lee discussed the Roman empire & its history with Christianity. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/  

Find out more about MA'ASEHYAHU ISRA-UL, Ed.S. and his Leading By History website and podcast HEREWant to listen again to the Context Matters episode with Vince Bantu? Listen HEREWatch this great video organized by Hebrew Union College on Jews of ColorExplore these resources: The Soul of Judaism: Jews of African Descent in AmericaBlack Zion: African Religious Encounters with JudaismFrom Babylon to Timbuktu: A History of the Ancient Black Races Including the Black HebrewsContact Cyndi Parker through Narrative of Place.Learn more about me and sign up for upcoming tours of Israel/Palestine.Join Cyndi Parker's  Patreon Team!

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed the history of Christianity throughout ancient Africa. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed the history of Christianity in Ethiopia. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

Growing up in St. Louis, Vince Bantu clearly recognized the racialized nature of the city as being predominantly Black and poor on the north side where he lived and predominantly white and wealthy on the south side where he attended church. As he continued into his college years at a largely-white, evangelical school, he began to think that being a "good Christian" meant that he had to deny his own unique biracial and Black heritage and assimilate into the dominant culture. So discovering that his ethnic identity was in fact a gift from God and that Christianity did not, in fact, originate from Europe were life-changing realizations and ultimately led to his scholarship and writing A Multitude of All Peoples: Engaging Ancient Christianity's Global Identity. In this riveting interview, Vince upends the misconception that Christianity is becoming a global religion and explains how it in fact has always been so. He also explains in no uncertain terms why he is is targeting people of color and those who are on the margins in the church with his teaching and his message. If you are someone who similarly cares about learning from marginalized voices, or if you want to learn more about what that means, then this compelling conversation is not one you should miss.About the Guest: Vince L. Bantu (PhD, The Catholic University of America) is assistant professor of church history and Black church studies at Fuller Theological Seminary and is the Ohene of the Meachum School of Haymanot. You can find Vince on Twitter.SPECIAL OFFER | Save 40% on Vince's book A Multitude of All Peoplesand get free US shipping when you use promo code EVN40 at checkout.About the Hosts:Maila Kim is a marketing manager at IVP; she holds a B.A. in English Language & Literature and a B.A. in Communication Studies from the University of Michigan, and an M.A. in Christian Formation & Ministry with a concentration in Bible & Theology from Wheaton College Graduate School. Follow Maila on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.Formerly an editor at IVP, Ed Gilbreath is currently an executive leader at Christianity Today; he earned his bachelor's in communication arts from Judson University and a master's in philosophy of history from Olivet Nazarene University. He is also the author of two IVP books: Reconciliation Blues and Birmingham Revolution. Follow Ed on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.Support the show

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed the history of Christianity in Nubia. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/  

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed the history of Christianity in Egypt. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/  

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed the history of Christianity in North Africa. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Additional powerpoint resource: https://www.jude3project.org/s/Bisrat-Podcast-North-Africa.pdf Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate  Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org  Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

Erin and Matt join Vince Bantu for a live recording in San Antonio. At this IVP Academic event, we cover all things early Christianity as it took root and developed in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. We talk about the (often) untold stories of early Christianity, the weaponization of doctrine, Miaphysite and Diaphysite controversies, Vince's Old Nubian studies, and much more! The post Vince Bantu – A Multitude of All Peoples (Live in San Antonio) first appeared on OnScript.

Erin and Matt join Vince Bantu for a live recording in San Antonio. At this IVP Academic event, we cover all things early Christianity as it took root and developed in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. We talk about the (often) untold stories of early Christianity, the weaponization of doctrine, Miaphysite and Diaphysite controversies, Vince's Old Nubian studies, and much more! The post Vince Bantu – A Multitude of All Peoples (Live in San Antonio) first appeared on OnScript.

Jude 3 Project presents a new podcast by Dr. Vince Bantu, The Bisrat: Apologetics in African Terms. You don't want this weekly podcast that will explore apologetics in a culturally relevant way.   You can come along side the Jude 3 Project by financially supporting us at jude3project.org/donate.

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Join us in San Antonio for a live event with Dr. Vince Bantu in San Antonio, sponsored by IVP! When? Nov 22nd (2021), 8pm. Where? Little Rhein Prost Haus –https://www.littlerheinprosthaus.com/ What? Live recording with […] The post Two Updates first appeared on OnScript.

Join us in San Antonio for a live event with Dr. Vince Bantu in San Antonio, sponsored by IVP! When? Nov 22nd (2021), 8pm. Where? Little Rhein Prost Haus –https://www.littlerheinprosthaus.com/ What? Live recording with […] The post Two Updates first appeared on OnScript.

New CHT fellow Dr. Vince Bantu of Fuller Theological Seminary is back on the podcast, this time to discuss the how historically marginalized and oppressed parts of the church can understand Scripture better than the dominant church—from the early church to the African church to the Black church in the U.S. today. Dr. Bantu and Dru explore the interpretive advantages that the lack of political and social power can confer on readers of the Bible—a book written largely by people who had suffered oppression and exile. Show notes: 0:00 The dominant church vs. the marginalized church 6:10 Imperial Christendom and the temptation of political power 13:08 Dualisms of the white church that the Black church doesn't have 20:03 The Black church's grasp on biblical righteousness and justice 29:27 God's providence and the West African slave trade 36:35 The white church's incomplete gospel Show notes by Celina Durgin Credits for the music used in TBM podcast.

Many Christians in western society describe Christianity as becoming a global religion, but is this the right way to think about Christianity?  Christianity has also been categorized at times as a white western religion.  How can we overcome these  false narratives?  Dr. Vince Bantu recently wrote a book on these very questions and helps to shed light on these false perspectives and narratives.  We hope you find this conversation illuminating as Dr. Bantu discusses topics and history that is often over looked.  

Starting 10/22: "By the Oppressed to the Oppressed: How the Marginalized Church Reads the Bible," featuring Vince Bantu, Esau McCaulley, Lisa Bowens, and Anthony Bradley Upcoming Series on repentance and reconciliation, featuring Rachael and Jacob Denhollander, and others TBD

Dr. Vince Bantu is an associate professor at Fuller Seminary (whoop!) and the director at Meachum School of Haymanot. Vince’s areas of missiological interest and academic research focus on Christianity as a global religion. Not in the sense, as some scholars proclaim, that Christianity is becoming a global religion, but rooted in the fact that … Continue reading Episode 108 – Vince Bantu

On this episode of The Urban Perspective I talk with Dr. Vince Bantu about African Christianity before Colonization with Dr. Vince Bantu. Get my book The Whitewashing of Christianity here: https://www.amazon.com/Whitewashing-Christianity-Hurtful-Present-Hopeful/dp/1953156061/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1629127767&sr=8-1 Get Dr. Vince Bantu's book Gospel Haymanot here: https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Haymanot-Constructive-Reflection-Christianity/dp/1683536657/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1629127600&sr=8-3 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on the podcast, we are discussing how we can respond to false teaching by taking a look at 5th century theologian and African Church Father, St. Augustine.  We can learn how to respond to heresy and false teaching in the Western church today from Augustine's method of teaching in community, relationship, love and soundly scriptural practice. Unfortunately, some of the same heresies Augustine fought against have been revisited upon the church today.Recommended Resources:How Africa Shaped the Christian Mind: Rediscovering the African Seedbed of Western Christianity, by Thomas OdenA Multitude of All Peoples: Engaging Ancient Christianity's Global Identity (Missiological Engagements) by Vince Bantu"The whitewashing of Rome" by Jamie Mackay Support the show (https://cash.app/$erikasahm)

Dr. Vince Bantu shares some helpful tips on how to engage Kemeticism at the Through Eyes of Color Virtual Experience. To watch the full conference, click here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/through-eyes-of-color-virtual-experience-on-demand/about/ You can help support the mission and vision of Jude 3, click here: https://jude3project.org/donate

http://www.BlackFathersNOW.com Please visit for Merch, Resources and More... Episode 225 of Black Fathers, NOW! Podcast is a POWERFUL convo w/ Dr. Vince Bantu.  He dives into Identity, the Importance of Culture and Christianity from a dynamic perspective.  A MUST LISTEN!!! Grab some of Dr Bantu's Resources: https://jude3project.org/new-products/bisrat     https://www.amazon.com/Vince-L-Bantu/e/B085T73RWX/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1 Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-fathers-now/id1230596918 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/black-fathers-now YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtczqqU6-ZAwG37LcRpwJ3Q Follow: https://www.instagram.com/blackfathersnow  

Find out more about Rev. Dr. Charles Howard and the work he is doing HERE.Find his collection of essays in the book The Souls of Poor Folk or his book called Black Theology as Mass Movement.Listen to the full Roundtable Talk on Black Theology and Biblical EqualityHere more about Dr. Vince Bantu with this conversation on Context MattersFind out how you can get this and many other courses with one small monthly subscription at: https://israelbiblecenter.comStay connected with IBC on Facebook @IsraelBibleCenter or Twitter @IsraelStudy

In his lecture “The Path of Shared Perceiving,” Willie Jennings speaks of how a Christian doctrine of creation requires a shared work, between Jewish and Gentile believers, of perceiving a world of belonging and interconnectedness with all creatures. In response, Oscar García-Johnson says a deconstruction of our current doctrines of creation is the needed beginning for a new Christian vision of creation; Vince Bantu reflects on the importance of claiming—and not running from—our diverse and distinct names and identities before God; and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen proposes a more cosmic doctrine of creation that resists an overly anthropocentric focus. Willie Jennings is associate professor of systematic theology and Africana studies at Yale Divinity School. Oscar García-Johnson is academic dean for the Center for the Study of Hispanic Church and Community and associate professor of theology and Latino/a studies. Vince Bantu is assistant professor of church history and Black church studies. Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen is professor of systematic theology.

Vince Bantu is an assistant professor of church history and Black church studies. He joins me to discuss his book, A Multitude of All Peoples, and the global identity of Christianity. Vince's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Multitude-All-Peoples-Christianitys-Missiological/dp/0830851070 Support (thank you): https://www.patreon.com/AdherentApologetics

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Dr. Vince Bantu is an assistant professor of church history and Black church studies at Fuller Seminary in Oakland, California. Dr. Bantu teaches primarily on Fuller's Houston campus, where he also serves as a liaison to the William E. Pannell Center for African American Church Studies and networks with African American churches, pastors, and students.Prior to coming to Fuller, Bantu taught in various capacities at a number of colleges and institutions, including Nyack College, New York Theological Seminary, North Park Theological Seminary, the Center for Early African Christianity, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and Covenant Theological Seminary. He has years of pastoral experience in African American, Asian American, and Hispanic churches, as well as extensive involvement in multicultural urban communities. Dr. Bantu's deepest passion, "is to make the resources of the theological academy available to [his] community."He is the author of A Multitude of All Peoples: Engaging Ancient Christianity's Global Identity, as well as numerous articles on global Christianity. Dr. Bantu is also a host of FULLER Studio (a podcast that walks through the books of the Bible). Take a listen. Connect with Dr. Vince Bantu Facebook vincebantu@fuller.edu ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Connect with us at TWU Student MinistriesFollow us on Instagram 

In this episode of The Urban Perspective, I talk with Dr. Vince Bantu and we discuss reformed theology. Is it the only acceptable form of Protestantism? The ethics of the reformers and much more. Visit https://jeromegayjr.com/

In today's episode we discuss a lecture given by Dr. Vince Bantu. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-particular-baptist/support

An interview with Dr. Vince Bantu Assistant Professor of Church History and Black Church Studies During this episode we discuss the importance of knowing church history, how it safeguards from heresy and how its beneficial in our apologetics. Dr Vince Bantu debate with Brother Jabari (Kemetic teacher): Part 1 https://youtu.be/dTasX1idDgM Part 2 https://youtu.be/n_wvmkWzsp0 Part 3 https://youtu.be/I-K8UpD8k08 - Dr. Vince Bantu new book "A multitude of peoples" https://www.amazon.com/s?k=a+multitude+of+peoples&ref=is_s For Merch, questions surrounding the deity of Christ or defending your faith, email us at thatdeitytho@gmail.com Make sure you LIKE SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE to see future episodes and other content. NEW episodes every 2nd and 4th Wednesday. https://anchor.fm/thatdeitytho Soli Deo Gloria #ThatDeityTho

Greetings Listeners, This week I am pleased to offer to you a conversation I had with church historian and missiologist Dr. Vince Bantu. Our conversation ranges from discussing Dr. Bantu's academic background to his passion for the Gospel and evangelism for people who reject the Gospel as too Western. I hope you enjoy this is as much as I did.

[ep 96] Vince Bantu joined the Fuller faculty as assistant professor of church history and Black church studies in 2019. Dr. Bantu teaches primarily on Fuller's Houston campus, where he...

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed Anthony Lamar Smith, Jason Stockley and St. Louis.

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu discussed the Deity of Christ and the Council of Nicaea.

In this episode Israel interviews Dr. Vince Bantu, of Covenant Theological Seminary, to retrace Christianity's roots in Africa and debunk some common misconceptions about the Bible and Egyptology. Damn. Join our conversation on Twitter using #blackbereapod The Black Berea podcast is hosted by a vibrant group of Black Christians from the City of London. Join us for regular commentary on matters of faith and culture, in addition to analysis of news and events from a biblical perspective. Follow us on @BlackBerea Please Rate & Review on iTunes Email blackberea@gmail.com Music : Captain - Black & Grey

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu joins us again to discuss early African Christianity.

On this episode, Dr. Vince Bantu answers the popular question, "Is Christianity the White Man's Religion?" and sheds light on Christianity is Egypt in the 2nd century through the 7th century.