"We're trying to think about how we seek the public good together." Dr. Vincent Bacote Listen to the full podcast here: ttf.org/?portfolio=epi…

The Center for Applied Christian Ethics’ 2024 Spring Faculty Seminar explored the theme Political Polarization in the University Classroom. Read the thoughts of Olga Dietlin, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Higher Education and Student Development. wheaton.edu/academics/acad…

"So you don't expect a family or a business to run like a government. You don't expect a church to run like a business." Vincent Bacote discusses Abraham Kuyper's concept of "Sphere Sovereignty" in our latest podcast: ttf.org/?portfolio=epi…

An important conversation for a crucial moment. Join us. linkedin.com/posts/ideos-in…

The Center for Applied Christian Ethics’ 2024 Faculty Seminar explored the theme Political Polarization in the University Classroom. Read the thoughts of Mark Lewis, Professor of Communication. “The college classroom mirrors our current cultural climate." wheaton.edu/academics/acad…

God cares about his creation so much that he became one of us & modeled what a perfect human life looks like. "What is man that you are mindful of him?" (Psalm 8:4) Today on 🎙️Curiously, Kaitlyn, Dr. Vincent Bacote and @kaitlynschiess discuss why God takes care of us. Listen at 🔗 in

Black + Evangelical documentary premiere Friday, February 21, 7PM, Barrows Auditorium, 500 College Ave., Wheaton, IL Free and open to the public. Learn more at BlackEvangelicals.com Those who were there, the people they influenced, and today's expert voices

.Vincent Bacote reflects on his journey into Black evangelicalism: christianitytoday.com/2025/02/histor…

Wow. What a night. Congrats to Dr. Vincent Bacote on 25 years at Wheaton College and his work with many other prominent leaders on the powerful documentary Black + Evangelical. So much history told from America, the Church, and the Kingdom.

“I wanted others like me to know their experience is not unique…we can discern paths of faithfulness to God when we learn from others who have come before us and walk beside us,” writes Vincent Bacote on his new documentary, “Black + Evangelical.” christianitytoday.com/2025/02/histor…

A new documentary traces experiences & challenges of Black evangelicals, with a focus on recent decades. Historian JemarTisby.Substack.com. and Prof. @VBacote recount when evangelicals realized “racial progress had to be part of what it meant to be a Christian in US." julieroys.com/documentary-hi…

Wheaton College professor Vincent Bacote's documentary Black + Evangelical uncovers the overlooked history of Black evangelicals, exploring faith, identity, and long-standing misconceptions.  Vincent Bacote churchleaders.com/news/506933-do…

The Center for Applied Christian Ethics’ 2024 Spring Faculty Seminar explored the theme Political Polarization in the University Classroom. Read the thoughts of Tracy McKenzie, Ph.D., Arthur F. Holmes Chair of Faith and Learning; Professor of History. wheaton.edu/academics/acad…

The Center for Applied Christian Ethics’ 2024 Spring Faculty Seminar explored the theme Political Polarization in the University Classroom. Read the thoughts of Brian Miller, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology. wheaton.edu/academics/acad…

Meet Vincent Bacote, one of Trinity Forum’s Senior Fellows and introduction author for our latest Trinity Forum Reading on Kuyper’s "Sphere Sovereignty," which he discusses in this clip. Vince is a Professor of Theology, and Director of the Center for Applied Christian Ethics at

An important question that all men have to ask themselves: Am I motivated by pleasure-seeking and self-interest or motivated by honor and faith? Our families and communities suffer greatly when the answer isn’t honor and faith.

Living Colour #TinyDesk concert now streaming! livingcolour.com/blogs/news/pos…

A wonderful example of worldview apologetics - starting points do connect to conclusions, and James Eglinton shows these clearly with respect to the denial of God and a proper understanding of human nature.

Malcolm Jamal Warner and now Ozzy Osbourne. R.I.P.

Evangelism, civic duty and social justice -Bambi Francisco speaks with Vincent Bacote open.substack.com/pub/weoverme/p…