A Conversation with Rev. Dr. Charles E. Goodman, Jr. hosted by Dr. Frank A. Thomas

The African American Legacy Preaching Series of Christian Theological Seminary presents “A Conversation with Rev. Dr. Charles E. Goodman, Jr. hosted by Dr. Frank A. Thomas. The Reverand Dr. Goodman is a sought-after speaker, revivalist, and lecturer who travels the world proclaiming the Word of God in dynamic, practical, and applicable ways. In this interview, he offers fresh reflections on the role of Hip-Hop in his preaching, his sermon preparation process, preaching with and to chronic illness, and much more. This video is an absolute must see for anyone who wants to hear a great preacher discuss the craft of great preaching.

[@tiffanyweaver183]

Pastor Frank I think you are an effective listener and your interviews are a wonderful intersection of your journey and your guests! I see the sovereignty and provision of God in hearing both sides! Continue to engage us!

[@jackiep.m2482]

Thanks Dr. Frank for inviting Rev Dr. Charles Goodman, Jr. I've been watching him for the last two weeks and being on his page, this popped up. He's a great Teacher! I am a former believer of Christ in the kingdom who has fallen out of my relationship with Christ. I have repented and been redeemed, and I've been all over KZbin trying to find someone who can teach and break down these stories in the bible. Mr. Goodman has been such a blessing to my life! I thank you two Black Men for having this channel for us in the kingdom. I'm a young woman and having God's structure has always been profound to have in anyone's life. Thanks again!! Coming from Little Rock, Arkansas.

[@aaronburford5701]

This brother is a great teacher, preacher, and communicator!

[@iamsophiapeart]

What a beautiful interview! It was tender, informative and inspiring. Thank you for sharing I have been changed just from listening to it and I believe my preaching will be impacted from it too. God bless you both 🙏🏽

[@christophersignil3261]

Would love to unpack the discussion on the Black Pentecostal preaching tradition, which I believe is ripe for research and discussion. This tradition gets lost many times both when discussing preaching at large and black preaching!

[@anitaturnerbaker9695]

Dr. Thomas... just a question... Is Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil on your list of great proclaimers to be interviewed in the future? Just wondering! Thanks so much for your ministry! I have learned much from you and your distinguished guests.☺

[@pastorchristinelmoore5551]

What a testimony!

[@bishopretaylor5169]

Dr Goodman shared his struggles in public school. Would he could share his experience with parents and students. Could this ever happen?