Dr. Eric Mason, pastor of Epiphany Fellowship Church in Philly, is our guest as we discuss the nuances of being a black Christian in the reformed theological circles, especially with the new rise in discussion on race in America, the American church, as well as "black consciousness". He also gives us information and insight on his church's upcoming Frequency Conference

KING Talks Ep 4 - Dr. Eric Mason

We have a powerful panel of brothers on this week's Table Talk to reflect on what our previous guest, real estate and business mogul, Jay Morrison had to say.&nbsp; Host Adam Coleman links up with recording artist, entrepreneur, and soon-to-be new host of The K.I.N.G. Talks Podcast, Sean Slaughter--as well as financial educator, founder &amp; CEO of ESE (Economic Social Empowerment), Rob Jones! Rob especially brings an awesome perspective to this Table Talk given his background in finance and having worked directly with Jay Morrison on projects such as The Tulsa Real Estate Fund. One of the questions the brothers attempt to grapple with the most is how we can make responsible finance and management 'cool' to urban youth who have been sold a different marketing message about 'gettin' money'.&nbsp; This dialogue is comprised of substance AND solutions! Don't miss it!&nbsp;

KING Talks Ep17 | Table Talk on Jay Morrison

Our guest on the K.I.N.G. Talks Podcast our guest is Author and Pastor, Jerome Gay Jr! On this episode we discuss the recent Statement on Social Justice released by John MacArthur. New host Sean Slaughter and Jerome discuss what the statement got right and what it got wrong, what social justice should look like in the church, why many evangelicals disagree with social justice as the church's work and the political undertones of their opposition. If you are remotely interested in social justice and it's role in the church, you don't want to miss this as Pastor Jerome drops invaluable insight!&nbsp;

KING Talks Ep18 | Jerome Gay Jr.

We are back at the Table reflecting on the issues raised by our last guest Pastor Jerome Gay Jr. We spoke to Pastor Gay about the recent Statement on Social Justice released by John MacArthur. New host Sean Slaughter links up with Tru-ID host and panel mainstay Adam Coleman, along with our very own Donal Cogdell aka Reflect--Hip Hop Recording Artist, Director of Development for K.I.N.G. and Minister of Social Justice at HOPE Church Astoria. The panel really attempts to answer the question 'Why Now?' &nbsp;What is it about our political and cultural environment in the Church that has prompted this statement to be released now. &nbsp;The panel offers some tremendous insights of their own in addition to the one's Pastor Gray offered us on the last episode. Check it out!&nbsp;

KING Talks Ep19 | Table Talk on Jerome Gay Jr.

Jason Wilson, who runs the Cave of&nbsp;Adullam Transformational Training Academy (CATTA) in Detroit, Michigan, has a new book titled 'Cry Like a Man: Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration'. We discuss the lynching of Jason's grandfather, the murder of his brother, his mothers battles with depression and how generational trauma in the black community has misconstrued masculinity.&nbsp; We also discuss CATTA and why Jason left a successful music production career in the 90's--making records for the likes of Kurupt, The Dogg Pound, and Redman--to pursue a life dedicated to saving boys through faith and martial arts.&nbsp;

Ep 23 | 'Cry Like a Man': Fighting Emotional Incarceration in Black America with Jason Wilson

On the latest Table Talk the K.I.N.G. Team has a tremendous discussion reflecting on our interview with Jason Wilson, of the Cave of Addullum. The men discuss racial trauma in their family history as well as stories of triumph and how that helped shape their identities. The men also discuss expectations placed on them in their youth and the important of being fortified in the home. Finally the men discuss what parenting in the 'Cardi B' era means for young girls. Listen up!&nbsp;

Ep 24 | Table Talk on Jason Wilson discussing Black Male Identity, Parenting in the Cardi B era, and learning to Cry Like Men.

Author, Activist and Abolitionist Johnathan Walton,&nbsp;stops by the show to discuss his new book&nbsp;&nbsp;Twelve Lies That Hold America Captive: And the Truth That Sets Us Free. We discuss the history of America and how we got modern day Christianity in America and the false assumptions that accompany it. How does America's history as Empire play out in Christianity today? Why did so many Americans find Colin Kaepernick's protest so offensive?&nbsp; What exactly is 'White Folk Religion?'&nbsp;

Ep 25 | Johnathan Walton: What exactly is 'American Christianity' and how do we avoid it?

Dr. Vince Bantu is a professor and PhD with a focus in Semitic and Egyptian languages. His areas of concern include racial reconciliation and multi-ethnic origins of Christianity. Dr. Bantu pulled up to the K.I.N.G. Talks Podcast to discuss the intersection of faith, social justice, and politics--and early Christian roots in Africa.&nbsp;

Ep 25 | Dr. Vincent Bantu: Ancient African Christianity and Social Justice in the Church in 2019

In part 1 of our conversation with Lavoisier, Sean and Vois discuss the current state of Hip Hop and whether its overall impact has been harmful or helpful to Black America. They also discuss Joyner Lucas's new single 'Devi's Work', and Vois shares why he believes the legacy of Black freedom fighters aligns closer with modern day conservatism than liberalism.

Ep 27 | Lavoisier: Is Hip Hop More Damaging to Black America than Racism

We are back with part 2 of our conversation with Lavoisier, Sean and Vois amp it up&nbsp;on this episode. Why are blacks demonized for Hip Hop culture, but whites aren't demonized for&nbsp;a billion-dollar a year pornography industry? &nbsp;Is hip hop culture a scapegoat for&nbsp;violence in American culture? What do Donald Trump and 50 Cent have in common? And Vois makes the argument for why he no longer believes Donald Trump is a racist. Check it out and let us know your thoughts. We want to hear from you!&nbsp;

Ep 28 | Lavoisier: Is Hip Hop More Damaging to Black America than Racism? - Part 2

In this episode we interview 2X Grammy Award Winner, Speech of Arrested Development. Join us as we his new 3-part documentary 'The N@#&amp;A&nbsp;Factory' which argues that Hip Hop has become a new tool of White Supremacy to monetize black bodies to perpetuate an ideology of black inferiority to a global audience. &nbsp; &nbsp; You can watch the first two parts for free on YouTube at&nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzccBh6Rweo&amp;t=95s. &nbsp;To keep up with Speech and Arrested Development Tour Dates, visit his website at&nbsp;https://www.brotherspeech.com.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ep. 29 | The N@#&A Factory: Hip Hop and the 400 Year Campaign to Sell Black Inferiority

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