Tamice Namae Speaks
Tamice Spencer-Helms, Brian Recker, Zach W. Lambert, The New Evangelicals, Tim WhitakerFinding treasure in what the church (and the world) call trash.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 162 | Subscribers | Read | tamicenamaespeaks.substack.com |
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No Foul Play Suspected: A Prayer of Protest for Trey Reed
My family visited the Civil Rights Museum this weekend. Here’s a mashup of our time:
In America Authority is Derivative, Not Divine.
### “If the concept of God has any validity or any use, it can only be to make us larger, freer, and more loving. If God cannot do this, then it is time we got rid of Him.”
When Worship Songs Become Fluff
## They treat the wound of my people as if it were nothing: “All is well, all is well,” they insist, when in fact nothing is well.
God did not write the Bible. The Bible wrote God.
God did not write the Bible. The Bible wrote God. And when you get there, you appreciate everything so much more.
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Blackity Black. Wifey. Mommy. Author. Survivor. Truth-Teller. Theologian. Hip-Hop-Head. Founder: @subcultureinco1 Order my debut book: Faith Unleavened: The Wilderness Between Trayvon Martin & George Floyd
I'm Brian, and I was an evangelical pastor for over 8 years. I still follow in the way of Jesus, not to avoid some afterlife punishment, but because it is a spiritual path of love and connection.
born and raised in Austin. pastor at Restore Austin. cofounder Post-Evangelical Collective. doctoral student at Duke. author of the bestselling book: Better Ways to Read the Bible.
Amplifying diverse voices committed to rejecting Christian Nationalism, advocating for systemic change and reclaiming the Christian Faith.
Former Christian Fundamentalist and Founder of The New Evangelicals. Now I expose Christian Nationalism. Looking for community? Thenewevangelicals.com/connect
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