I recently had the pleasure of joining my friend Will Spencer on his podcast, where I shared my story of growing up between cultures and how that experience has shaped my perspective today.
Here are a few key takeaways from my conversation:
I shared my experience growing up in Africa as a ‘Black’ Christian in both white and non-Christian environments and how that shaped my understanding of culture and identity.
I highlighted the stark contrast between regions with a strong Christian heritage and those still developing one, emphasizing the profound impact of the gospel on culture.
I stressed the importance of discipleship beyond evangelism, recognizing that shaping society with Christian values requires more than just conversion.
I noted how deeply Christianity has influenced the West—often taken for granted—compared to African regions still undergoing transformation.
I reflected on my arrival in the U.S. during significant political and cultural shifts, drawing parallels with Africa’s spiritual dynamics.
I discussed my podcast, Of Flames and Crowns, which is dedicated to building Christian culture and engaging society through a biblical worldview.
I warned against the dangers of ethnic supremacy ideologies in the church, urging believers to uphold biblical truth over divisive mindsets.
Watch our conversation here: