Season Seven of The Raceless Gospel Podcast Offers Evidence of Things Unseen

August 27, 2026.Reading time 4 minutes.

The Raceless Gospel Podcast, now in its seventh season, offers listeners proof of a raceless future with “The Evidence of Things Unseen.” Sewing song, history, and personal memory together, this is a communal crafting of collective liberation. Each episode serves as a pedagogical, healing tool and a form of Afrofuturism, stitching together past, present, and […]

The Raceless Gospel: A Judgment Against White-Body Supremacy

February 2, 2026.Reading time 8 minutes.

Woe to the North American church! A segregated fellowship, the Raceless Gospel calls this “whited sepulcher” to address the deadly sin of white-body supremacy, a reckoning hundreds of years in the making. Because the church in North America must become a faithful and prophetic witness against the vocal and virulent voices of those who animate […]

The Raceless Gospel: An Embodied Homiletic for a Disembodied Christianity

January 27, 2026.Reading time 8 minutes.

The Raceless Gospel is part proclamation, part embodied praxis. The integration of physical engagement with belief strengthens my conviction that we are all God’s children and race is not a genealogical indicator. Feet to pavement, I am convinced following Jesus doesn’t lead us to a church building but to bodies marginalized, racialized, hyper-surveilled and criminalized. Were […]

The Raceless Gospel: Future- Casting in an Ass-Backward America

January 19, 2026.Reading time 7 minutes.

The Trump administration is actively trying to erase African American history and make the present insufferable for persons who are marginalized, criminalized and dehumanizingly categorized as “illegal” and “alien.” So, I work for a future I can live into. By this, I don’t simply mean move forward but actively resist by refusing to share in […]

The Raceless Gospel: Writing for a World Yet to Be

January 10, 2026.Reading time 8 minutes.

To whom do I address the message of the Raceless Gospel? No one in particular. I don’t have a target audience as this proclamation is for a world yet to be.