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No More Silos with Dr. Erika Santiago - No More Silos: Using History to Break Down Barriers in Discipleship

No More Silos: Using History to Break Down Barriers in Discipleship

No More Silos with Dr. Erika Santiago

06/04/21 • 40 min

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In this week's episode, we are talking about the importance of history to our ongoing conversation on cultural Christianity. Specifically, how historical facts that would have preserved or reinforced our inherent dignity as humans made in the image of God have been hidden from us. How does that affect our witness as Christians? How does it impact our effectiveness in making disciples?
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Books referenced this week include:

  • "Urban Apologetics" by Eric Mason
  • "Emotionally Healthy Discipleship" by Peter Scazzero

Recommended documentary: "Amend" on Netflix
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"Using History to Break Down Barriers in Discipleship"

Welcome to No More Silos with your host, Dr. Erika Santiago, where we engage in meaningful conversations on cultural Christianity. In this week's episode, we dive into the profound impact of history on our understanding of cultural Christianity, exploring hidden truths that have shaped our perspectives on church, discipleship, and the Christian witness.

Introduction:
Join Dr. Erika Santiago in a thought-provoking exploration of the importance of history in the ongoing dialogue on cultural Christianity. Discover how historical facts, essential for preserving and reinforcing our inherent dignity as beings made in the image of God, have often been concealed. How does this hidden history affect our witness as Christians, and what implications does it carry for our effectiveness in making disciples?

Segment 1: The Significance of History in Understanding Cultural Christianity:
Delve into the core of cultural Christianity by unraveling its historical roots. Dr. Erika Santiago discusses critical race theory, key historical events like Reconstruction and westward expansion, and the importance of connecting historical dots for a comprehensive view. Explore how understanding the past can significantly improve discipleship efforts within the church.

Segment 2: Historical Truth and Cultural Christianity:
Examine the crucial link between historical truth and the fabric of Christianity. Explore how scripture has been twisted to support patriarchy and racism, shedding light on the need to uncover historical biases, especially in the portrayal of figures like Jesus and early church fathers. Discuss the impact of erasing African influence in the church and the importance of diverse perspectives in Christian education.

Segment 3: The Importance of Representation and Identity in Christianity:
Dr. Eric Mason's book, "Urban Apologeti

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06/04/21 • 40 min

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