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I've always been interested in gaining understanding of other people's experiences and points of view. Today I've brought in Sterling Contreras to school us on apologetics in the context of the Hispanic community. I had a hunch that there would be parallels between how people of African descent and Hispanic descent have developed negative sentiments toward Christianity on the basis of colonialism. We also delve into politics and basic steps we can take to understand and engage the Hispanic community on these issues. Enjoy the show.

In this episode Adam Coleman chops it up with BEC Media's Elgin "Big El" Bailey. A very thoughtful and provocative discussion on race, community, Kendrick Lamar, and even child rearing. This brother certainly has some important things to say!

In this episode Adam Coleman gives you the play by play of his encounter with Conscious Community Teacher, Ray Hagins. Ray Hagins has been a big name in the Conscious Community for quite some time and has made it his mission to derail others from following Christ. When Hagins came to North Carolina last week Adam Coleman had something to say to him. Check out this episode and hear how it all went down!!!

Key Points

-What happened when Adam Coleman confronted Ray Hagins?

-Exposing Ray Hagins false claims

-Breaking down the psychology of pseudo-scholarship 

The Tru-ID Podcast is getting down to business! Adam Coleman begins a series in which we will be equipping believers with responses to objections to Christianity that have gained steam in the black community. Step by step the Tru-ID Podcast aims to put together a body of work that anyone can work their way through to build their confidence as a Christian and ability to share their faith. Letz go!!!

Key Points 

1. Ex-pastor Kevin Wesley 

2. Providing a framework 

3. The apologetics community's two biggest mistakes.

4. Getting to know who we're reaching out to.

This episode is dedicated to Oliver Edward Coleman aka My Dad (1950-2017)

His new album, The Narrative, was recently banned from Lifeway Christian Bookstores but today's guest, Sho Baraka, has much to say about race, culture, history, apologetics, and impacting culture with the Christian worldview. Sho Baraka is raising the bar of presenting Christ in the context of our world. This is not an interview you want to miss. Listen here...  

Whaddup Tru-ID family! In this episode we have the opportunity to catch up with gospel rapper, Eshon Burgundy. Eshon Burgundy is a well established rap artist who recently released his album, "The Passover", which debuted among the top ten on the Billboard charts. In this interview, we go behind the music and get his thoughts on topics such as his near death experience, race, the role of the church in our communities, and maintaining the faith as a gospel artist.  2017 is getting off to a great start!

On January 1, 1808 the United States abolished the importation of slaves to this country. On that same day, Rev. Absalom Jones presented a sermon at St. Thomas African Episcopal Church to celebrate this momentus event. The sermon conveys thankfulness for that step toward freedom and hope for the days to come. In this episode Adam Coleman recites that sermon in celebrating 2017 and reaching back in thankfulness for the freedoms we now enjoy. Absalom Jones had powerful words for his congregation in 1808 and those words still have relevance for us today. Hear ye him....

As I was developing the Tru-ID Podcast I was thoroughly inspired by the apologetics ministry at www.jude3project.com. In this attention-grabbing episode I was able to catch up with the founder and president of the Jude 3 Project, Lisa Fields.

Scott Lane "the Black Bruce Wayne" links up with Eric Hernandez for an interview full of personal testimony, loving God with our intellect, his perspective on the church and Christian culture, tips for engaging atheists, and a boat load of information to chew on. Definitely a lot of food for thought!

In this episode, Vocab Malone continues to share his insight concerning the Hebrew Israelite Movement. As a special bonus, music from Vocab Malone is featured at the conclusion of the interview.

Continuing our Tru-ID series on the Hebrew Israelite Movement, this episode features Pastor/Apologist Vocab Malone in an insightful interview.

Adam Coleman kicks off a Tru-ID Podcast mini-series that will focus on the Hebrew Israelite Movement. In this episode, Adam Coleman explores reasons why "Black" Hebrew Israelites are attracting people to their movement.

In part 2 of this engaging and informative interview, Chris Broussard shares his thoughts on race, police controversy, Christian apologetics, and spreading the gospel. Check out the interview and certainly go support what Chris Broussard is doing on www.kingmovement.com !

In this episode of Tru-ID Adam Coleman gives an overview of his perspective on the root of the identity crisis that faces people of African descent. How does the issue of identity in the black community relate to current events, religion, and personal self-worth? What does the God of Christianity have to do with this? Listen and find out...

In this opening episode, Adam Coleman aka Scott Lane, discusses the life experiences and personal interests that led him to question his faith and seek truth. Find out what happened...

We have a look at Kemet this week. It's ranked in the 60s on boardgamegeek, we've got to like it right? Right?!?

We start off by looking at a few games we've played in the last 2 weeks :

Murano 00:35

Theophrastus 04:13

Hamburgum 10:15

Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective 15:00

Red Dragon Inn 18:30

We then get into Kemet (26:15). We look at the usual items, theme and components. We then get into the mechanisms and the strategy of the game - since we are not an aggressive group, and some of us like to hold back and turtle, how did we approach the game? Since it forces you to be on the attack, did we like that? Is it a good Weuro game (War+Euro)? What, if anything would we change about the game?

In this show, we talk about Dungeon Petz, Khet, C3K, Mission Red Planet, Ka-boom, and Toss Your Cookies!  We also hear about a Tale of Jerkiness, why Eric hates Citadels, and several other questions and answers.  Finally, we end the show with our top ten games with hidden objectives.