Restore Podcast Restore-Episode 60-Hyveth Williams - Gervon Marsh: The Art and Beauty of Black Preaching
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Episode 60 of the Restore Podcast is in honor of Black History Month as we have a conversation about the art and beauty of the Black preaching tradition. I was blessed to speak with Dr. Hyveth Williams, professor of Homiletics at Andrews University Theological Seminary and senior pastor of The Grace Place Seventh-day Adventist Church, and Dr. Gervon Marsh who is part of our Pastoral Ministries team here at Florida Conference and holds a doctorate in preaching from Dallas Theological Seminary.
There's so much that can be said about this incredible topic, and surely not everything is covered in this one conversation. I do hope and pray this episode, along with the links, will be a catalyst for you to continue exploring and listening to the art and beauty of Black preaching.
Show Notes/Links/Resources
- Biographies
- Books and Articles
- Black Preaching: The Recovery of Powerful Art by Henry H. Mitchell
- Those Preaching Women: A Multicultural Collection by Ella Pearson Mitchell and Valerie Bridgeman Davis
- Preaching in Black and White by E.K. Bailey and Warren W. Wiersbe
- "Black SDA preaching: Balanced and binding or betwixt and between?" by Dr. Calvin B. Rock in Ministry Magazine.
- Preachers/Sermons Mentioned
- "Of Towers and Light" by Dr. Calvin Butts
- "Where Myrtles Grow" by Dr. William Houston Curtis
- "Let's Go (Take Some Risks)" by Dr. Marcus D. Cosby
- "The Unspoken Part of Ministry" by Dr. Claude Alexander
- "Protest and Progress," Restore episode 49 with Dr. Calvin B. Rock and Dr. Gervon Marsh