Welp, y’all! We’ve reached the end of another season of Truth’s Table! And what a journey it’s been! Christina and Ekemini are back at the table to reflect on Season 10 and our Underground Railroad 2.0 series. By the grace of God, we’re still here, still telling the truth, and still making our way toward freedom!

This season, we’ve been exploring what it means to escape the land of bondage and chaos and journey toward Freedom Land. As we reflect on this season's conversations, revelations, challenges, and lessons, we have to ask ourselves: What have we learned along the way? What must we leave behind? What does freedom require of us? And how do we keep moving when the journey gets difficult?

Christina and Ekemini look back on their favorite episodes, the conversations that challenged them, the themes that stayed with them, and the lessons they’re carrying forward. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

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In this special episode, Ekemini and Christina are honored to welcome Dr. Bernice A. King to the table! We talk about Dr. King’s legacy of nonviolent resistance and its place in our current political climate. Dr. King speaks candidly, describing the times we are living in as “diabolical.” We discuss A.I., ICE, Palestine, Congo, and more. We are honored to have Dr. King at the table. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

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Dr. Bernice A. King is a global thought leader, strategist,

solutionist, orator, peace advocate, and CEO of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center For Nonviolent Social Change (The King Center), which was founded by her mother as the official living memorial to the life, work, and legacy of her father. In this position, Bernice continues to advance her parents’ legacy of nonviolent social change through policy, advocacy, research, as well as education & training through the Kingian philosophy of

nonviolence, which she re-branded Nonviolence365® (NV365). Through her work at The King Center, she educates youth and adults around the world about the nonviolent principles and strategies modeled by her parents. 

Under her leadership, theCenter has implemented numerous initiatives reaching over 500,000 people around the world, including the Beloved Community Leadership Academy, Students with King, NV365 Education & Training, and The Beloved Community Talks, a courageous conversations platform about the difficult racial and social justice issues impacting our world. Dr. King led the development of an NV365 certification program for trainers, which provides individuals with the opportunity to teach the NV365 curriculum on behalf of The King Center. She is an instructor for the program and a trainer.

Dr. King received both a Doctor of Jurisprudence (JD) and a Master of Divinity (MDiv) Degree from Emory University, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Spelman College. From 1990 -1992 she served as a law clerk for Judge Glenda Hatchett, the Chief Judge of The Fulton County Juvenile Detention Court. She served for seven years as an Assistant Pastor of Greater Rising Star Baptist Church in Atlanta where she organized and developed several new ministries. In 2007, she established the Be A King Scholarship in honor of her mother at Spelman College. Dr. King spearheaded the 2013 “Let Freedom Ring” event commemorating the 50th Anniversary of The March on Washington and her father’s “I Have a Dream” speech. The global event included President Barack Obama, President Bill Clinton, and President Jimmy Carter, members

of Congress, as well as many other international leaders, dignitaries, and entertainers. In March 2018, Dr. King was fortunate to have a private audience with his holiness, Pope Francis. In 2020, she was influential in encouraging Atlanta Business leaders to actively support major racial equity and social justice issues, including the successful passage of Georgia’s Hate Crime legislation.

Dr. King has received numerous awards and recognitions. She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, admitted since 1992; a registered mediator through the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution; a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated (AKA), the Rotary Club of Atlanta, the International Women’s Forum (IWF), the

National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), and the 50th Anniversary class of Leadership Atlanta (2020); a board member of The King Center, and The National Black Bank Foundation (NBBF). Dr. King is an innovative, inspirational, and transformational leader. She is devoted to advancing

the legacy of her parents, and to ensuring that new generations of influencers are introduced to their teachings, The King Center, as well as the work of creating the Beloved Community, with Nonviolence365® as the pathway.

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In this powerful sermon, Dr. Christina Edmondson calls believers to wake up: to resist the temptation to manipulate, to spot manipulation when it comes for us, and to cling with contentment to Christ, who operates in grace and truth. Through Proverbs 6, she shows that manipulation is never just talk, it never just happens, and it never stays in one place.

From the oldest con in the garden to Absalom at the gate and the midwives who made good trouble, she calls us to be shrewd, not slick, and innocent, not naive. She points us to Jesus, the Great Un-manipulator, who lays all his cards face up and sets us free. Come take a seat at the table and hear about how Christ calls us to freedom from manipulation.

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It’s been a minute since we’ve had a BlackGirlMagic Episode and we are so excited to introduce Ten who is an amazing vocalist and up and coming musical artist. Y’all know Christina and Ekemini are always doing new creative projects, so you’ll want to listen or watch this episode to learn more about their new project we did in collaboration with Ten, Common Hymnal, and SeauxChill (the producer of the Truth’s Table theme song). 

Learn more about Ten:

Ten found her voice as a kid on Chicago’s West Side, singing along to cartoon theme songs until a run that stopped her cousin in his tracks told her she had something special. From there she sang everywhere — block parties, school events, basketball games — before forming her first group with family and friends. Their independently recorded album sold over 2,000 copies in Chicago, entirely outside the system.

A full basketball scholarship pulled her toward athletics, but a career-ending injury sent her all the way back to music — and she rebuilt from there, twice. In Atlanta, she founded Ettenet Music Group, spent seven years developing her craft under Writing Sessions of America (Kevin Shine), shared stages with Angie Stone, Bilal, Musiq Soulchild, and Raheem DeVaughn, and appeared on national TV via America’s Got Talent and The Voice. In Nashville, she became a certified audio engineer (SAE Institute) to take full creative control of her sound — writing, performing, producing, mixing, and mastering her own catalog. Her debut single, “Boss Lady TEN,” dropped August 2025.

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Y’all, Black women are writing amazing and timely devotionals and we are delighted to share them with you. In this episode, Ekemini and Christina are joined by Donna Barber to discuss her latest devotional book, “Enough for Today: 40 Reflections for Surviving the Wilderness.” We all need to be reminded that what God has provided and will provide for us will be “enough for today.” So pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

Buy Enough for Today on Donna’s website: https://donnambarber.com/

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Learn more about Donna Barber: 

Donna Barber, a follower of Jesus, is a native Philadelphian, an educator, author, minister and mentor. For more than 40 years Donna has led programs that develop spirit-led, socially aware, community-minded leaders through the local church, non-profits, schools, and the university.

As a licensed minister, Donna served as worship leader for 12 years at Community Life Church, part of the preaching team at Imago Dei Eastside in Portland and finally as preacher and Elder Board Chair at The Groves Church in Portland, OR.

Donna was also the first African American elected and to serve as Chair of the David Douglas School Board in Portland. She is the author of Bread for the Resistance: 40 Devotions for Justice People, a Reader’s Choice nominee, and the recently released devotional, Enough for Today: 40 Reflections for Surviving the Wilderness.

Presently, she serves as Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Voices Project and The Voices School for Liberation and Transformation and as a leadership Consultant specializing in the leadership development of BIPOC youth.

Donna and her husband, Leroy Barber, now again reside in Atlanta, GA and together they have six adult children.

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In the infamous words of Mariah Carey, “Imma do the best I can with what I got!” But are people really doing the best they can with what they got? In 2026, it’s giving mid, subpar, “get someone else to do it!” In this episode, join Christina and Ekemini at the table as they discuss “Underperforming in 2026.” They discuss various internal and external factors contributing to the mediocrity we are experiencing right now. Stay for the funny stories that highlight this problem, and the deep reflections on the way spiritual warfare plays a role in the underperformance we are observing. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

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In this episode, Ekemini and Christina are at the table unpacking their “Black Christian Starter Pack.” They talk about the things they carried when they first came to faith, from the songs, church accessories, cultural traditions, sermons, and influences that shaped their early Christian experience. Meet them at the table, as they share what they’ve held onto, let go of, or added along the way. As you listen and watch them unpack their starter packs, they want you to think about what should be in your Black Christian Starter Pack today? Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

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In this episode of Truth’s Table, Lisa V. Fields is at the table with Christina and Ekemini for a powerful conversation about her latest book,  “When Heroes Fall.” Join us for this discussion about stories that shape our understanding of faith, leadership, and redemption. We explore what happens when the people we admire fall short and how those moments can challenge our expectations without destroying our faith. Lisa brings wisdom and honesty to the conversation, inviting listeners to consider grace, accountability, and the possibility of restoration. Tune in for an insightful Behind the Book conversation that reminds us that even when heroes fall, God remains faithful. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

Buy “When Heroes Fall” here: https://bookshop.org/p/books/when-heroes-fall-healing-from-the-aftermath-of-sin-lisa-victoria-fields/d32b3152171ffb82

Learn more about Lisa V. Fields: 

Renowned Christian apologist Lisa Victoria Fields is the founder of Jude 3 Project,

author of When Heroes Fall and When Faith Disappoints, and the curator behind

the YouTube series Why I Don’t Go. Fields has been recognized in Christianity

Today for her work as an apologist in the African American community. She is a

graduate of the University of North Florida and holds a master of divinity, with a

focus in theology, from Liberty University.

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In this episode, Dr. Christina Edmondson preaches a sermon entitled, “A Whisper for the Weary,” reflecting on Elijah’s encounter with God in 1 Kings 19:9-18. Elijah had witnessed God move in powerful, unmistakable ways, yet when he was exhausted, afraid, and overwhelmed, God did not meet him through the wind, earthquake, or fire. Instead, God came in a gentle whisper. Sometimes, we are so accustomed to looking for God in the spectacular that we miss the sacredness of the subtle.Pull up a seat at the table. Bring your weariness. Quiet your heart. And listen closely. God may be speaking in a whisper.

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In this episode, you get to hear or watch our very own Ekemini Uwan preach the gospel! She was invited to preach at Koinonia Church in Nashville, TN. She kicked off their new sermon series “Held by Hope” from the book of 1 Thessalonians. Ekemini’s sermon is entitled “Faith That Speaks for You!” from 1 Thessalonians 1: 1-10 NIV. May this message encourage, convict, and bless you real good! Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us!

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Episode Description: By now, you all know that Ekemini and Christina have a ‘sermon sending’ ministry! They both love listening to good sermons and share good sermons with each other. In this episode, they discuss the marks of a good sermon and the signs that a sermon has missed the mark. They talk about their approach to sermon preparation and preaching, and the temptations to avoid when standing behind the sacred desk. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us!

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Episode Description: In this episode, Christina and Ekemini are at the table talking about their unpopular opinions that might get them canceled. Whether it’s about the “hottest” summer song of 2026 to their opinions about dogs. You don’t want to miss this episode. After you listen, let them know if they are cancelled! Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us!

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Listener Advisory warning: there is a discussion about suicidal ideation, so if that topic is sensitive for you, please use caution when listening or refrain from listening. Call the 988 suicide & crisis lifeline if you’re struggling similarly. We care for you and thank you for sitting at Truth’s Table.

In this episode, Ekemini is joined by Yvette Henry, the author of “Release, Rest, Remain: A 30-Day Devotional to Embrace Abiding Over Striving.” This behind-the-book episode is raw and real because it was recorded two days after the news reported that 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells was found dead in Mississippi. Yvette’s devotional book and her conversation with Ekemini are a timely intervention for those grappling with grief, anxiety, busyness, and feeling overwhelmed by life's demands. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us!

Learn more about Yvette Henry:

Yvette Henry is a dynamic writer, speaker, social media influencer, and mom to

four children. Alongside her husband, Glen, she co-hosts the hit podcast How

Married Are You?! and a thriving YouTube channel that has more than a million

followers. Henry uses her platform to connect and encourage women through

honest conversations about life's challenges.

Buy Release, Rest, Remain by Yvette Henry

Follow Yvette on Instagram @mrsmelanin

Visit her website: https://yvettehenry.com/

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Christina and Ekemini are back at the table, and along with everyone else in the Black community, they’ve been disturbed by the case of Nolan Wells in Mississippi. His untimely death surfaced a critical conversation many Black people are having today: the lack of safety they feel when they are the only Black face in a White space. In this episode, Ekemini and Christina talk about their experiences from childhood to adulthood. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us!

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We are taking a brief break from our Underground Railroad 2.0 series to talk about singleness in the church. It’s been a minute since  Christina and Ekemini have talked about singleness in the church, so they invited Sekou Browne to join them at the table. Sekou Browne is a writer, filmmaker, and Telly Award–winning producer, as well as a cultural critic exploring the intersection of faith, singleness, and church culture. His work focuses on the gap between the expectations many Christians are given and the realities they experience—particularly around relationships and long-term singleness.

His storytelling spans both film and daily writing, where his widely engaged Instagram column has become a space for naming patterns, surfacing unspoken tensions, and creating language around experiences many believers quietly carry. He is also the author of the Yoked newsletter, where he explores faith, relationships, and modern church dynamics through a reflective, story-driven lens. 

Sekou is the creator of V Card, a vertical series that explores the social and spiritual pressures surrounding sex, dating, and identity within Christian culture. He was also selected as a finalist for the Stubios program, a joint initiative between Tubi and Issa Rae's ColorCreative, where he developed the concept that he has since adapted into his debut novel, Coming Up Short, set to release later this fall.

His work has opened doors for broader cultural conversation, including his upcoming TEDx talk, “Your Pastor Can’t Find You a Husband,” which examines institutional narratives around marriage and the lived realities of today’s Christian singles.

Across platforms, Sekou’s work is driven by a singular aim: to create space for more honest, nuanced conversations within the body of Christ.

Connect with Sekou Browne:

Instagram:  @koubrowne

Newsletter: Yoked Newsletter

Upcoming Novel: Coming Up Short 

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Look at God! On the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, Ekemini is sitting at the table with Minister JaNaé Bates Imari, who is one of the lead organizers of nonviolent resistance to ICE in Minneapolis, Minnesota. If you want to know what democracy looks like, pull up a chair and watch or listen to this conversation with Min. JaNaé, as she shares what it took to build the infrastructure for a successful mass demonstration against ICE.

Learn more about Min. JaNaé Bates Imari:

Minister JaNaé Bates Imari is the Co-Executive Director for Faith in Minnesota and ISAIAH – multi-racial, multi-faith, state-wide vehicles for people and communities of faith, minority owned businesses, childcare centers, manufactured home parks, and farming communities. Both ISAIAH and FiMN are dedicated to building a multiracial democracy by moving collectively and powerfully for racial and economic equity in the state of Minnesota. JaNaé and her organizations have most recently been recognized for the frontline organizing work during Operation Metro Surge and the Day of Truth and Freedom in the Twin Cities. JaNaé is the lead organizer and founder of the Black Clergy Power Table and the statewide Black Church Power Project. JaNaé specializes in integrating grassroots community organizing and narrative strategy in both Minnesota and across the U.S. JaNaé is a womanist theologian and Fulbright scholar. She has over two decades of experience in ministry, social justice, and communications. She additionally serves as an auxiliary minister at Camphor Memorial United Methodist Church in St. Paul’s historic Rondo neighborhood.

Get connected: https://faithinusleading.org

MN-based listeners get connected here: isaiahmn.org and faithinmn.org

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Y’all we are so excited for you all to listen and watch this episode. It’s the first time we have featured an adult fiction book for a Behind the Book episode, and we are elated to have Jasmine Holmes at the table to discuss her fiction debut. Our Sister’s Keeper is now a USA Today Bestseller, and believe us when we say you need to buy this book, and pull up a chair for this deep conversation Christina, Ekemini and Jasmine. 

Learn more about Jasmine Holmes: Jasmine Holmes is an educator, historian, and the author of several nonfiction books. Our Sister's Keeper is her debut novel. She holds an M.A. in history and serves as Director of Museum Education at the Two Mississippi Museums. She lives in Jackson, Mississippi, with her husband, their three sons, and two adorable cats. 

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In this episode, Ekemini and Christina are honored to welcome back to the table, Esosa Osa, founder or Onyx Impact to talk about the Jim Crow maps that have been passed in Louisiana, Tennessee, and other states in the South thus far, with the devastating Supreme Court ruling that gutted the Voting Rights Act. The conversation also examines how AI is perpetuating misinformation within the Black community. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

 

Learn more about Esosa Osa and Onyx Impact: 

Esosa Osa is the Founder and CEO of Onyx Impact, an organization created to better understand and combat disinformation targeting Black communities and increase Black civic engagement. 

Esosa was previously Deputy Executive Director of Fair Fight Action, a voting rights organization founded by Stacey Abrams, where she led the organization’s pro-democracy reform efforts with a focus on combatting disinformation and voting policy reform while overseeing the organization's research, communications, political, and organizing teams.

This follows her work as Senior Advisor to Stacey Abrams' 2022 gubernatorial campaign and as the Campaign Manager and Chief of Staff for a top 2018 U.S. Congressional election. Esosa is a native Ohioan and a graduate of Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy. Follow Esosa on Instagram at @esosa_osa1

Connect with Onyx Impact: 

Website:  onyximpact.org

Socials:  @theonyximpact 

Aisha is Onyx Impact’s culturally responsive AI Chatbot: Aisha 

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Episode Description: We have a Truth’s Table LIVE episode for y’all! Last week, Ekemini and Christina spoke at Calvin College’s Association of Christian Student Development Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The theme of the conference, “Rooted & Reaching,” fits perfectly with our Underground Railroad 2.0 series. In this episode, we talk about what it means to be rooted in faith and reaching out with love to our neighbors through advocacy and justice. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! 

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