Key Verse “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.”—John 10:27 (KJV) Have you ever noticed how easy it is
Category: Faith at Work
Journey to Liberation: The Legacy of Womanist Theology by Union Theological Seminary (video)
In this film, filmmaker Anika Gibbons ’13 takes a deeper look at the radical spirituality and scholarship within the lives of the founding mothers of
The Story of Gospel Music – Documentary
Gospel music is more than a genre—it is a living testimony of Black American history, resilience, and faith. Born out of the pain of oppression
5 Things Empathy Is Not
Empathy is a gift from God—a way of connecting with others and showing compassion. But sometimes, empathy gets twisted into something it was never meant
BrighterFaith: When a Mother Says She Is Not All Right, Church, People of Faith Please, Hear Her
There is a little moment in Scripture that I wish more churches would linger over. Elijah has reached the end of himself. This is the
A Juneteenth Devotional: Not a Bill. A Bridge.
Not a Bill. A Bridge. Scripture:“The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance.”Psalm 16:6 Juneteenth reminds us that
What is Womanist theology? with theologian, M. Shawn Copeland (Theology Lab video)
This theology related video explore how Womanist theology emerges. It is part of Highrock’s Black theology course, featuring Prof. M. Shawn Copeland. This video dives
The Birth of Gospel — A Chicago Stories Documentary
Gospel as a genre began as a way for Black Americans to pour their souls into music, creating a deep connection between faith, struggle, and