Lisa Fields is joined by author and apologist Abdu Murray for a deep, honest conversation about the converging "cultural tsunamis" of our current age: gender ideology and artificial intelligence. Abdu explains how these forces threaten to collapse our understanding of reality, fueling a technological desire to become "godlike" that mirrors the ancient Tower of Babel. By blurring the lines between humans and machines, culture often leaves us confused about our true identity.

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So many are asking the same quiet question: “Can I trust God to provide… even here?” Moderated by Rasool Berry, this session brings together unapologetically honest voices — Ekemini Uwan, Dr. Danielle Brown, Dr. Michael Walters, and Dr. Bobby Manning — who open up about doubt, disappointment, financial pressure, and the ways God has shown up in the most unexpected places.

From miraculous testimonies to hard conversations about systemic injustice, economic scarcity, and stewardship, this dialogue helps us see God’s provision with fresh eyes. It’s real, raw, and deeply needed.

In this episode:

• How to stay grounded when finances feel unstable

• The difference between seed and bread

• Contentment vs. comparison

• Provision that isn’t flashy—but faithful

• Racism, reparations, and economic barriers to flourishing

• What it means to fight for “the least of these”

• How community becomes God’s provision

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In this extended lecture from Jude 3 Project's Engaging African Spirituality course, Anglican priest Justice Okoronkwo breaks down the history, worldview, cosmology, misconceptions, and modern expressions of African traditional religion—and explains where it both overlaps with and clashes with the Christian faith.

This talk explores: • What African spirituality really is (beyond stereotypes) • How African spirituality has been commonly perceived (truth vs misconceptions) • The spiritual worldview that shapes African cosmology • How Christianity addresses the deepest questions African spirituality raises • The tension points between African spirituality & Christianity • How Christians can thoughtfully reach and engage those who practice African spiritual religions

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions of culture, tradition, faith, ancestors, or decolonization, this course will give you clarity, depth, and a biblical framework for understanding African spirituality through a truthful lens.

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