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
Category: Faith at Work
The Quilt of Grace
Accept His grace. When my grandmother quilted, she never threw scraps away. Torn shirts, worn aprons, even a piece of cloth stained with life’s hard
5 Things Empathy Truly Is
Empathy, when rooted in God’s truth, is a powerful way to reflect His love. It allows us to see others through His eyes—without losing ourselves
TV One TV: The Clark Sisters
The Clark Sisters broke down barriers, but their personal struggles and backlash from the traditional church community kept them from realizing their potential. Whether it
Devotional: Paul and Barnabas Move On (Acts 13:51)
There is a season for speaking, and there is a season for leaving. Paul and Barnabas knew that. When their safety and message were rejected,
When She Speaks of Harm: A Call to Listen
In our churches, we are so accustomed to sharing blessings, testimonies, and lessons of faith. That is good and right. We are called to “encourage
The Black Church: The Role of Music
What is the relationship between singing and preaching, and what is the role of music in the Black church? Pastor Shirley Caesar and Professor Fredara
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
Don’t Walk With the Furious: A Faith Reflection on Racism
“Make no friendship with an angry man; and with a furious man thou shalt not go: Lest thou learn his ways, and get a snare
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