Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" has been called the Black national anthem for over a century. But Dr. Angel Adams Parham says when she introduces it to people outside the Black community, many have never heard it.
The song talks about walking through blood and tears, fighting for freedom, trusting God, and getting up to fight another day. That's not just a hymn — that's a survival theology encoded in music.
Dr. Parham joins Curtis Chang on the Good Faith podcast to explore the deep spiritual resources of the Black church and what they have to offer all of us.
Full episode linked in description.
#LiftEveryVoiceAndSing #BlackNationalAnthem #Juneteenth #BlackChurch #BlackHistory #GoodFaithPodcast #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndCulture #SpiritualResilience #AmericanHistory
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" has been called the Black national anthem for over a century. But Dr. Angel Adams Parham says when she introduces it to people outside the Black community, many have never heard it.
The song talks about walking through blood and tears, fighting for freedom, trusting God, and getting up to fight another day. That's not just a hymn — that's a survival theology encoded in music.
Dr. Parham joins Curtis Chang on the Good Faith podcast to explore the deep spiritual resources of the Black church and what they have to offer all of us.
Full episode linked in description.
#LiftEveryVoiceAndSing #BlackNationalAnthem #Juneteenth #BlackChurch #BlackHistory #GoodFaithPodcast #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndCulture #SpiritualResilience #AmericanHistory
