Historically, the church has always understood that the Sabbath was a Jewish law that no longer applied to Christians. Though there has been some debate, the ac...
Textual Interaction: The Letter to the Hebrews
The Letter to the Hebrews is a book filled with the language of fulfillment. The letter was written to Jewish ...
I am a ghost. I am not a wraith, but I haunt America’s popular opinion. I am in your church, I am on your social media feed, and I am sitting in the cubicle nex...
In my first two posts, I laid out the development of the Sabbath throughout Church History. In this post we will analyse a few Biblical texts that deal ...
Part 2: Modern Views of the Sabbath
Modern Views of the Sabbath
In modern times there have been three popular views concerning the Sabbath. The Seventh-Day Sa...
Judaism, the Church, and the Sabbath
Part 1: An Historical Survey
The church has historically been divided on the issue of the Sabbath. Many Jewish Christians...
I’ve had a decent amount of conversations recently with men and women of color who are members of majority white churches. These men and women are deeply discou...
Join me in today's episode as I revisit a previous topic concerning a Biblical Theology of friendship. In this episode, I seek to argue that biblical friendship...
I do not consider myself an activist. I am simply a Christian who is striving to abound in love. As a Christian, my primary priorities are different than those ...
We all have ambitions. Dreams, desires, and goals that we are marching towards in this life. Some, due to circumstances may have to walk towards these goals. So...
I hate controversy. I don’t think I am exaggerating when I say I would rather be incapacitated with a month long flu than to enter into a controversy. This may ...
The American church has yet to have a real and honest discussion about racism. For one group, there’s a tremendous amount of pain; for the other, a tremendous a...
From a gang-member and professional rapper to a preacher and theologian, Kyle J. Howard has experienced Sovereign Grace and has dedicated his life to proclaiming it to others. Born into a multi-ethnic family of attorneys, Kyle was trained in rhetoric from an early age in preparation to one day take over the family law firm. However, when Kyle entered into his teen years, he rebelled against his family upbringing. At 15, Kyle became a member of a very violent gang known as the Crips. At 18, and shortly before signing a hip-hop recording contract, Kyle was radically converted to Christianity. Since then, Kyle has devoted his life to serving the church through the various gifts God has given him. Since 2012, Kyle has attended The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. At Southern, he has received an Associates in Biblical & Theological Studies, a Bachelors in Biblical Counseling, and is currently finishing up his Advanced Masters of Divinity in the field of Historical Theology. Kyle primarily serves the church as a Christian counselor and writer. Kyle provides a broad range of counseling services, but has begun focusing on providing soul care for Christians who are experiencing racial trauma. In his writing, Kyle has largely focused on issues concerning ethnic and racial reconciliation in the church. Along with counseling Christians struggling with trauma, Kyle has also begun coming alongside other counselors and majority culture churches and helping them cultivate ethnic and cultural sensitivity within their own counseling ministries. Kyle serves faithfully in his local church and has been married to his high school sweat heart (Vy) for ten years. They currently have three children. Kyle can be heard on his weekly podcast which is called the Coram Deo Podcast, read through his many articles at www.kylejhoward.com, or followed on Twitter @kylejameshoward.
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