In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen sits down with Walter Strickland to discuss his book, Swing Low: A History of Black Christianity in the United States. They explore the rich history of Black Christianity in the United States, considering the importance of participation in theology and the challenges faced by Black church leaders in proving their orthodoxy. Strickland explains how Black theology developed and the need for a story that truly represents the Black Christian experience. He also shares how faith can bring hope and peace despite life's challenges.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen interviews Caleb Morrell, author of A Light on the Hill, which explores the rich history and influence of Capitol Hill Baptist Church (CHBC) in Washington, D.C.. The discussion highlights the church's surprising impact on evangelicalism, the key figures who shaped its history, and the essential elements that contribute to a healthy church.

Morrell shares stories of ordinary individuals who played extraordinary roles in the church's development, the challenges faced throughout its history, and the importance of prayer, preaching, and perseverance in maintaining a vibrant church community.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen interviews Ian Harber about his journey through deconstructing and reconstructing his faith as outlined in his book, Walking Through Deconstruction: How to Be a Companion in a Crisis of Faith.

They explore the impact of social media on deconstruction narratives, the difference between deconstruction and apostasy, and the importance of creating supportive church environments for those experiencing doubt. Harber discusses the emotional aspects of doubt and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of core doctrines in fostering a resilient faith. And he advocates for a church culture that encourages questioning while also modeling authentic belief for future generations.