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What the Slave Bible Left Out Ft. JP Foster | Counsel Culture Show
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33:05Now PlayingIn this episode of Counsel Culture, Nick Cannon welcomes back JP Foster, Pastor at Faithful Central Bible Church, for an honest conversations about faith, history, and transformation. Together they uncover the untold history of Christianity’s African origins, highlighting early African church fathers, the misuse of the “slave Bible,” and the legacy of the Black church as a force for liberation and community. Their discussion centers on God’s faithfulness and how faith becomes personal through lived testimony. Nick shares his own experiences of God’s grace, while JP Foster points to the importance of relationship, surrender, and personal transformation in Christ.
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