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GLOBAL REACH Leaders ForumHow Public Theology Initiatives Foster Leaders’ Sound Mental HealthHow do Public theology initiatives help leaders move with mental clarity to take action amidst ambivalence between personal convictions and public policy? Does faith matter? Does personal conviction make a difference? As leaders face challenges with their reservations of creed, color, or conduct amidst public scrutiny, notable leaders like Dr. Antipas Harris shed light on fostering sound mental health for community leaders. Join me as we explore this topic.
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Bishop TD Jakes SermonsBishop TD Jakes - The Death Burial Resurrection with Dr Cynthia James and Dr Antipas Harris - Potter's Touch2024-09-261h 01Bishop TD Jakes SermonsBishop TD Jakes - Dr Antipas L Harris Interviewed by Bishop TD Jakes Lady Serita Jakes Part 12024-06-0715 minBishop TD Jakes SermonsBishop TD Jakes - A Conversation with Dr Antipas Harris and Pastor Drew Castillo - Potter's Touch2024-05-091h 08
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasDr. Anthony G. Reddie's Lecture at Harris Institute's Oxford ColloquyDr. Anthony G. Reddie is the first black theologian in the history of the University of Oxford. Dr. Redddie provided the opening plenary at the Harris Institute's Oxford Colloquy at New College at the University of Oxford in the spring of 2024.2024-04-271h 49
Starting Place with Elizabeth WoodsonThe Church & Living on Mission with Antipas HarrisElizabeth Woodson is joined by Antipas Harris to talk about another habit or value that we see the New Testament authors write about a lot - mission. This purpose filled call that all Christians have to proclaim the gospel, make disciples, and love and serve our neighbors (both locally and globally).Questions Covered in This Episode:What does it mean to live on mission as followers of Jesus, and what do we learn about this spiritual practice from the words and actions of the disciples?How do you think our call to missional living connects with the Genesis 1 creation mandate...2023-11-1539 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasAuntie Advocate turns hurt, pain, anger, and frustration into positive, community advocacy!A few years ago, Xzavier Hill was 18 years old and killed by the Virginia State Police. Xzavier was his heartbroken mom’s only child. A devastated and angry aunt turned this family tragedy into an opportunity for social advocacy. She is known as Auntie Advocate and her nonprofit bears the same name. A loving auntie and mother; a woman of faith and optimism; Auntie Advocate tells her story on this week’s episode of Narrativity. Say his name: #XzavierHill2023-02-0535 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasRebecca Wilson shares about the day her world crumbled; her son Maurice was killed.Violence is a public health concern. It is an epidemic. I know its tempting to just turn off the TV; close the page on your phone; unsubscribe to the news outlet; and think its happening over there to those people.But, looking the other way is not an option.Refraining from talking about it does not mean it does not exist. refusing to read about one more person killed does not make it go away.There is nothing pleasant when a mother hears the unthinkable about her child. And, when she does, she should...2023-01-2853 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasRev T. Sheri Amore shares what it's like to experience the murder of 4 family membersDo you know anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one to murder? What about 3 or more family members? Rev. T. Sheri loss 4 family members to violence! Violence is truly an epidemic. Rev. T. Sheri shares her story with Dr. Antipas. She explains what happened and how she is coping.Rev. T Sheri also gives her perspective on the death penalty. The story is personal, sobering and heartbreaking. How can human beings kill other human beings? There is so much resulting hurt and grief in our communities. Rev. T. Sheri is an...2023-01-2136 min
One Seed with Jeff GwaltneySeed, Significance, Success | Dr. Antipas Harris | One Seed ChurchIn "Seed, Significance, Success", Dr. Antipas Harris teaches us that true significance is found at the beginning- as he references an oak tree that begins as a seed.
When we think of something substantial, we usually ignore its foundation and forget about its roots in the process. When you compare God's word to a seed, know that it is capable of doing something extraordinary. As His word reaches all corners of the earth, enlightenment is only available to those who truly believe. God wants you to be fruitful in life, but in order to reap the harvest you must sow...2022-11-0630 min
Jude 3 ProjectBlack Religions & The Next Generation | Courageous Conversations ’21An excerpt from the 2021 Courageous Conversations conference. Dr. Antipas Harris, Lisa Fields, Dr. Eric Mason, & Dr. Brianna Parker, moderated by Rasool Berry, discussed the influence of Black religions in the next generation.
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Power2B ShowThe Church Has More To Offer Than An Invitation To FaithDr. Antipas L. Harris is Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Director of the Youth & Urban Renewal Center at Regent University. Whether you have met him or not, there are two indisputable truths and admirable qualities that stand out: he is lover of ministry and a lover of God's people. Listen as he sits with Dr. Terriel Byrd to discuss his journey and how his faith is impacting the work he is doing in the community.
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2022-06-2630 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasHelping others get a grip on life: Richard "Rick" James shares his commitment to service from the battlefield to the JailhouseRichard "Rick" James hails from Norfolk, VA. He joined the US Army at 17 years old. He did not know it then. But, enlisting in the army sparked within him a passion for service. He has served from the battlefields to the jailhouse. After military service Rick became a police officer. Retirement did not stop him. Rick is now an attorney. He works with the NAACP, speaking up for those who cannot speak up for themselves. Importantly, Rick has partnered with the Sheriff's office to start a learning center at the Norfolk Jails. He is helping inmates achieve education that equips...2022-06-1336 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasFrom the pit of pride to surrender: Jordan Brown shares his journey to a life of purposeJordan Brown shares his journey from being a pastor's kid to becoming a pastor himself. Pastor Jordan has a heart to heart with Dr. Antipas about his struggle with the call, his struggle with pride and his season of homelessness. Jordan chronicles his journey to accepting the call of God on his life. He now lives with a sense of fulfillment.2022-05-2348 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasFrom surviving a terrible car accident to the fight for justice: Anai shares her story and commitment to social changeAnai shares some of her complex story on Narrativity. She shares the stumbling blocks and the lessons she has learned over the years. She had a terrible car accident and miraculously recovered. Anai is passionate about racial and gender issues. She is also invested in matters of spirituality. Anai shares how spirituality and the fight for social justice must include multi-racial, multi-generational, multi-cultural are crucial in the struggle toward a new and more equal world. She shares her perspective on spirituality that includes scripture and astrology as non-competing spiritual resources. She believes that when we are more open to God’s...2022-05-1636 min
iLead in Any Room PodcastEP58: How are Leaders Made w/ Dr. Antipas HarrisIs leadership a trait, a function, a calling or are leaders built? These questions and many more will be answered in this engaging interview with one of the nation’s emerging luminaries of leaders – Dr. Antipas Harris. Dr. Dudley engages Dr. Harris who has been a professor at many of the nation’s leading leadership programs. He is a tenured professor of leadership at Regents University now leading his own social justice community agency. He drills down on how emerging leaders can have tier skills and exact their influence locally to globally. Are you the leader you want to be? Listen...2022-05-1354 min
Ending Human Trafficking Podcast275 – Reflections on Human Trafficking from a Community LeaderDr. Morgan and Dr. Harris discuss overlapping social issues and the role of the community and the church in developing solutions with positive outcomes.
Rev. Dr. Antipas Harris
Rev. Dr. Harris is a scholar-practitioner with nearly 20 years of experience as a university professor at several schools, including Sacred Heart University, New York Theological Seminary, Fuller Theological Seminary, Portland Theological Seminary, Vanguard University, and Regent University. He has held a lecture chair at North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota and also served as founding president-dean of Jakes Divinity School in Dallas, Texas. Rev. Dr. Harris...2022-05-1033 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasThe Shift to Follow Passion: Marquita Bianca shares her journey to building a career in performing arts!Marquita Bianca is a fashion editor, dancer, dance instructor, and Founder and CEO of Baila Fuzion Dance & Creative Arts Center in Virginia Beach. She shares her story of how her first experience of dance class at 21 years old shifted her career trajectory. The moral of the story is that each person has a calling, a passion, a beating drum. When we discover it and follow accordingly, we find joy. The world responds to our passion! Rev. Dr. Howard Thurman once said, “Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Beca...2022-05-0917 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasThe Big Move from Homelessness to Upward Mobility: Billy shares his story - from challenge to victory!Billy was one of the residents at the Norfolk Housing Center for people who do not have homes. The Urban Renewal Center operated the City of Norfolk's 24-hour low-barrier shelter. Billy shares his story from homelessness to upward mobility. It is a story of struggles and victories. He offers wisdom from his experience. We are so proud of Billy. His story is deeply moving. The URC is grateful to have shared part of his journey toward what Billy calls "The Big Move." (** Note that the name is fictitious but the story is real).2022-04-3018 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasFirst African Americans to attend Old Dominion University: Eunice and Dr. Winston WhitehurstTwo of the first African American students at Old Dominion University! It was 1962; Winston and Eunice Whitehurst were young and in love. The 90 year old Dr. Winston and 80 year old Eunice take us down memory lane. In 1962, they were young, dating college students at Norfolk State University who needed a course in Spanish not, at the time they needed it, offered at NSU. So they enrolled at ODU at a time when it was not socially commonplace. For the first time, Winston and Eunice share their experience in a public forum. This peek into Norfolk’s history is not only in...2022-04-2349 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasHuman trafficking in plain sight: the story of a true survivor Keeya VawarKeeya Vawar tells her story. She was a victim of human trafficking. The glitz and glamor of the music industry lured her at a time of vulnerability. She was 16 years old with an abusive father. She was on a search for "another life." Too young and too scared to make responsible decisions, a music executive and musicians offered Keeya the world with music videos, money, a place to live and more. Soon Keeya was a slave to the industry. From one situation to the next, Keeya finally cried out for help. She got the help she needed and now she...2022-04-1748 min
Narrativity with Dr. AntipasTrauma of violence; perspective of retired surgeon Dr. Bob GayleListen to the perspective of a retired surgeon who spent his career operating on victims of gunshot wounds. The tragic scene of people unreasonably shot led the surgeon to committing his life to the struggle against violence. Dr. Bob Gayle explains that one of his main interests upon retirement is to help young people make better choices. Dr. Gayle volunteers at the Urban Renewal Center's Homework Club to help elementary school children focus on a future of success and avoid paths to gun violence.2022-04-0927 min
Stream Popular Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Social ScienceIs Christianity the White Man's Religion?: How the Bible Is Good News for People of Color by Antipas L. HarrisPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/523586 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Is Christianity the White Man's Religion?: How the Bible Is Good News for People of Color Author: Antipas L. Harris Narrator: William Andrew Quinn Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 4 hours 53 minutes Release date: September 21, 2021 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Social Science Publisher's Summary: As our society increases in ethnic and religious diversity, millennials and the next generation of emerging adults harbor suspicions about traditional Christianity. Many young adults have rejected the Christian faith based on what they've seen in churches, the media, and politics. For them, Christianity...2021-09-2130 min
7-Figure MentorEP 62: Listen to God's Calling | Dr. Antipas harris on The One Life PodcastToday’s guest is the founder of the T.D. Jakes Divinity School, Dr. Antipas Harris! If you find this show interesting and gain any value from it, please, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, And Leave a REVIEW and RATING on all major podcast platformsTake advantage of THE ONE LIFE you have! Catch up and check out our previous episodes.Follow our Social Media Platforms!Instagram - @onelifepodcast Tiktok - @theonelifepodcast--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theonelifepodcast/support2021-07-0224 min
Talk Health Today Live RadioBook Reading, Is Christianity the White Man's Religion by Antipas L Harris, Part 4Where Do We Go From Here? The Streets Are Waiting
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Faith AEffectsAntipas HarrisIn this episode of Faith AEffects, Mark and Bernie dialogue with Antipas Harris, Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Director of the Youth & Urban Renewal Center at Regent University.2021-06-1147 minTalk Health Today Live RadioBook Reading, Is Christianity the White Man's Religion by Antipas L. Harris; Chap 9Chapter 9 Social Justice and the Bible
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What If ProjectEpisode 124: Antipas Harris Says That A Gospel That Is Not Social Is No Gospel At AllToday we sit down with Dr. Antipas Harris to talk about his book, "Is Christianity the White Man's Religion?" Buckle up, this is a good one.
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2020-11-1643 min
The Every Voice Now PodcastHow a Question About “the White Man’s Religion” Turned Antipas Harris into an AuthorIf you had told Antipas Harris when he was a child that he would grow up to write a book, he would likely have doubted you. As a boy in the deep South who grew up in a poor family and struggled with learning disabilities, he could not have imagined the paths down which God would take him. Despite the personal and structural barriers he faced, he was ultimately faithful to the tasks put before him, resulting in his writing Is Christianity the White Man's Religion? The question came from a disenchanted millennial in his classroom, and the more A...2020-11-0940 min