Books & Reviews
“His Testimonies, My Heritage” with Kristie Anyabwile
Thabiti talks with Kristie Anyabwile about her new book.
Readings in African-American History
A basic collection of books for understanding African-American history
The Color of Compromise (Session 5, Just Gospel 2019)
Jemar Tisby (The Witness BCC) discusses “The Color of Compromise,” unpacking themes regarding the historical complicity of evangelical churches with American racism.
Joyfully Spreading the Word (Book Review)
Encouraging God’s people, especially women, to prepare more diligently and be more intentional in proclaiming the Gospel.
Dhati Lewis’ “Among Wolves” (Book Review)
We give Dhati Lewis’ book Among Wolves 4/5 rocking chairs–a great book for reading on the porch!
What Are You Reading This Summer?
Summer has officially started (June 20th). Now that might not be a big deal for you folks in other regions of the country. But for us Midwesterners, it’s huge. The … Continue reading
The Gospel & Racial Reconciliation: Book Review
The world seems to be very good at diagnosing problems, but often gives solutions that do not work. Christians have the message that is powerful enough to change hearts. So why is it that nonbelievers are at least willing to talk about racism, but many churches like to sweep it under the rug?
The Front Porch Publishes
C’mon up and join the brothers as they discuss The Front Porch’s publishing efforts.
Book Review: Doctrine that Dances
In 2008, Preaching Magazine hailed Dr. Robert Smith’s “Doctrine That Dances” as the book of the year. Tony Carter, Louis Love, and Thabiti Anyabwile chop it up on The Front Porch, discussing preaching and what they took away from the book. C’mon up and join the conversation.
Brothers in the Local Church: Serving or Throwing Stones?
In this interview, Thabiti Anyabwile chops it up with Dr. Eric Redmond, executive pastoral assistant and bible scholar in residence at New Canaan Baptist Church in Washington D.C. The brothers … Continue reading
Eight Summer Reads
Here are eight books for you to read this summer that might stir your thoughts on the African-American Church. C’mon up, grab a book, and read a few pages on the porch!