Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church—New Haven, CT. This (22 min) sermon honors the legacy of Queen Mother Harriet Tubman and her embodiment of divine sacrifice. It is rooted in John 6:47-53 and explores the profound connections between Jesus’ time in Egypt, ancient African spirituality, and the liberating principles of justice and love. We are called to fight mental slavery, reclaim our history, and honor Christ and our ancestors as we partake in communion today. 🖤🙏🏾✨✝️🍞

Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church —New Haven, CT. This (13 min) sermon reclaims Thanksgiving as a celebration of unity and faith, rooted in the joyful encounter between Native Americans and Africans, as evidenced by shared cultural and spiritual practices. Psalm 100 emphasizes worship, identity, and God’s steadfast love, urging us to honor our ancestors and the Creator through enduring gratitude and praise. 🖤🙏🏾✨🔆🦃🍽

This short lecture explores key insights from the presentation "Theological Anthropologies: From Kemet to Black Liberation," given at the 36th Annual Cheikh Anta Diop International Conference. In just 12 minutes, we break down how James Cone’s Black Liberation Theology compares to African spiritual traditions rooted in Ancient Egypt. We’ll also look at critiques of Cone’s work, especially around its reliance on Western ideas, and discuss how scholars like Diop and Theophile Obenga offer a more Afrocentric perspective. Finally, we’ll discuss how these ideas can help reshape the Black Church today. Listen in for a fresh look at Black theology and African spirituality!