Rev. Dr. Jamal Bryant joins Bakari Sellers for a wide-ranging conversation about faith, politics, family and what the Black church is being called to do in this moment.

Bryant takes Bakari inside his leadership at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church and explains why he believes the church has to be about more than what happens on Sunday morning. From feeding families and building housing to preparing communities for economic uncertainty, Bryant makes the case that faith has to show up in people's everyday lives.

They also revisit the Target boycott, the criticism Bryant faced when he stepped away from it, and his concerns about white Christian nationalism and what he calls the “colonization of Christianity.”

But the conversation gets personal too. Bryant opens up about divorce, therapy, raising daughters, navigating a blended family and the lesson he tries to remember as a husband and father: “Don't win the world for God and lose your home to Satan.”

Plus, Bakari and Bryant talk about the political landscape in Georgia, the role of the Black church in civic life and why reaching Black voters outside of major cities remains part of the conversation.

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