Emunah (Hebrew for faith, belief)

Did Jesus really existand what does history actually say?

In this compelling episode of Emunah, host Dr. Tamara Henry sits down with Craig Lantz, author of Jesus Does Exist! The Historical Argument for Jesus of Nazareth, to explore one of the most debated questions in history: the historical reality of Jesus Christ. Together, they examine the evidence from ancient sources, the reliability ...

Join Emunah host, Dr. Tamara Henry, as she explores the powerful, and often overlooked story of Moses and Zipporah. In this episode, we uncover how grace reveals itself in critical momentsthrough obedience, decisive action, and divine mercy.

Discover how Zipporahs swift and courageous response not only preserved Moses life but also protected Gods unfolding purpose. This episode reminds us that grace is not...

What is prayer, reallyand why does it matter?

This episode first aired on June 2, 2023 and again on December 20, 2024

In this powerful episode of Emunah (Faith), Dr. Tamara Henry, her co-host Charisse Henry and two prayer powerhouses, guests Zereta Mother Z Young and Cynthia Howie, explore the true meaning of prayer, moving beyond routine words into a dynamic, personal connection with God. W...

In this heartfelt and reflective conversation, Yasmine Vick of Midwest City, Oklahoma looks back on her journey from childhood to high school graduation. As one of the original ASK the Girls! moderators, she shares honest insights about personal growth, decision-making, faith, and the anticipation of stepping into college life.

Join us as Yasmine reflects on how her perspectives have evolved over time, ho...

What Do We Really Mean by Faith?

What is faith really?

In this episode of Emunah, host Dr. Tamara Henry sits down with guest minister Evora Thomas to explore the multifaceted nature of faith through personal stories, biblical examples, and practical spiritual wisdom. Together, they reflect on how faith is tested, experienced, and strengthened in everyday life.

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What does respect really mean especially when authority feels unfair?

In this special Ask the Girls episode of Emunah, middle school girls Samara and Shylah lead an honest conversation about authority, obedience, and respect in todays school culture as co-hosts Tamara Henry and Cynthia Howie contribute and guide. Concerned by how many students disrespect teachers and leaders, they explore what faith teach...

Welcome to a special live taping of the Emunah Podcast (Emunah is Hebrew for faith and belief), recorded at historic 15th Avenue Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. This sacred space holds deep family and historical significance for host Dr. Tamara Henry, whose grandfather, Rev. W. R. Murray, served as the churchs pastor for 24 years and helped shape generations of faith and community leadership.

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Welcome to the second episode of a special live taping of the Emunah Podcast, recorded at the historic 15th Avenue Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. This sacred space holds deep meaning for host Dr. Tamara Henry, whose grandfather, Rev. W. R. Murray, served as the churchs second pastor for 24 years.

This two-part live podcast event explores the theme Legacy, Memory, and Erasure. It brings together d...

 In this conversation, Dr. Joe Trotter discusses his book 'Building the Black City,' which explores the significant contributions of Black workers in shaping urban environments and communities. He emphasizes the dual role of Black individuals as both laborers in predominantly white cities and as creators of their own spaces that serve their communities. The discussion highlights the importance of Black institutions ...

What does it really mean to love your spouse wellespecially after the honeymoon phase fades and real life sets in?

In this powerful live conversation, Emunah host Dr. Tamara Henry sits down with Melvin and Voncille Greene, hosts of the Living a Godly Marriage television show, based in Prince Georges County Maryland, for an honest and hope-filled discussion about marriage, faith, and commitment over time.<...

In this powerful and enlightening conversation, Dr. Joe William Trotter Jr. traces his remarkable journey from a coal-mining family in West Virginia to becoming one of the nations leading scholars of African American history, Black labor, and urban working-class life. He reflects on the formative influence of his father, the devastating loss he experienced early in life, and how education became both a lifeline and a cal...

Guest: High Bridge Foundation, Inc.

In this inspiring episode of Emunah, host Dr. Tamara Henry sits down with leaders from High Bridge Foundation, Inc.co-founder Mencie H...

Episode Originally Aired: July 12, 2024

In this episode of Emunah (Hebrew for faith or belief), co-hosts Tamara and Charisse take on the challenging and often misunderstood topic of

In this inspiring conversation, Dr. Tamara Henry explores the biblical concept of blessings and how they show up in our lives in meaningful and personal ways. Through heartfelt storytelling, Scripture, and practical wisdom, Dr. Henry invites listeners to reflect on Gods grace, develop a spirit of gratitude, and recognize the blessings uniquely tailored to their lives.

This episode encourages believers at ...

Where does Jesus fit into all the Christmas festivitiesSanta, gifts, lights, and family traditions? Thats the heartfelt question explored in this special holiday episode of ASK THE GIRLS, a faith-based podcast featuring thoughtful middle school voices.

Sisters Samara and Shylah, ages 12 and 14, who live in the Washington, D.C. area, sit down with co-hosts Sister Cynthia Howie and Dr. Tamara Henry for an h...

In this special episode, Emunah (Hebrew for faith, belief) joins forces once again with the online Bible Study Ministry Restore, Refocus, and Refresh (RRR) for a rich, Scripture-centered conversation on the Book of Hebrews. Together, we explore five powerful themes that reveal why Jesus is betterbetter than cultural noise, identity labels, our weaknesses, self-effort, and the guilt or shame we try to carry alone.