Oct 22 2024 32 mins 5
Show Notes:
- 00:02 – Introduction to the episode by Justin McRoberts
- 01:24 – Claude discusses his background in literature and how he uses it to engage faith communities
- 04:50 – The balance between writing for oneself and writing for an audience
- 06:45 – Influence of early conversations and figures in Claude’s life on his perspective of black history
- 10:00 – The importance of African American literature and Toni Morrison’s Beloved
- 14:20 – The power of literature to create empathy and broaden perspectives
- 19:30 – Why black stories matter beyond the merit system
- 23:45 – The concept of hope in black narratives and the role of progress
- 27:00 – Endurance versus healing: A reflection on Christian hope
- 30:00 – How Paul’s endurance in ministry serves as an example of hope for believers
- 32:00 – Books Claude is currently reading: Silence by Shusaku Endo and Underworld by Don DeLillo
- 33:00 – Closing thoughts and reflections on the transformative power of literature and faith
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of Poems
Order In The Low - NEW Book with Scott Erickson
NEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
