When Faith Meets Cancel Culture

In this conversation, Angeline and Resa explore key takeaways from recent sermons at First Baptist Church and Messiah Baptist Church, discussing themes of faith, community, and the implications of cancel culture. They reflect on the importance of character and action in faith, the duality of public approval, and the challenges of leadership in ministry. The discussion also touches on the role of mental health in leadership and the necessity of open communication in resolving conflicts. In this engaging conversation, Angeline Bishop Thomas and Resa Crippen explore various themes including the importance of communication in a post-COVID world, the lessons we can learn from Jesus about humility and integrity, and the impact of cancel culture. They discuss Jon Bon Jovi's charitable efforts and the community's response to homelessness, as well as the significance of pop-up restaurants in local areas. The conversation also delves into the cinematic storytelling of 'The House of David' and concludes with a touching story about a family heirloom that symbolizes faith and resilience.

Chapters

• 0:00 With the Quickness Introduction
• 2:08 Song of the Week - No Fear by Jon Reddick
• 5:27 Sermon Insights from First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens
• 16:13 Exploring Cancel Culture at Messiah Baptist Church
• 27:53 Cultural Expectations vs. Reality of Jesus
• 35:47 Communication and Conflict Resolution
• 43:50 Mental Health and Leadership
• 48:50 Lessons from Jesus's Example
• 1:06:31 The Screening Room - Exploring 'The House of David' Series
• 1:32:43 Before the Bema Seat - The Story of Dusty Gibson's Heirloom Bible
• 1:41:05 The Struggle of Letting Go
• 1:41:35 The Impact of Love on Daily Life