As humans, we all have a need to belong and to feel like we matter. This desire is reflected in the concept of tribes, a group of people who share common beliefs, values, and interests. But how do we find our tribe without compromising on our convictions? And how do we collaborate with other tribes for greater impact without losing our identity? Listen in as Dhati Lewis, Michael Byrd and James Hobson discuss these questions and more!

On this episode, Dhati Lewis explores how creating space for change is at the core of the Christian faith. He emphasizes the need to recapture the art of hospitality as a tangible expression of love, sharing 10 practical principles to help believers be more authentic, vulnerable, and relational in how they welcome others, especially those who see things differently.

In this episode, Dhati Lewis and Sho Baraka explore the intricate roles of poets, pastors, practitioners and polymaths as they navigate the intersection of creativity, faith, and leadership. We dive into the unique challenges these leaders face, from developing frameworks for community engagement to addressing the scarcity mindset that hinders collaboration. We also discuss the importance of building institutions that last.

In our latest episode, Dhati Lewis talks with Daniel Im, author of "The Discipleship Opportunity: Leading a Great Commission Church in a Post-Everything World". Together, they tackle the pressing question: How can we effectively preach, evangelize and disciple in a rapidly changing world? Whether you’re a pastor, leader, or member of your church, this episode offers essential insights to help you navigate and thrive in today’s complex landscape.

In this special edition of the MyBLVD Podcast, we sit down with the inspiring Women of MyBLVD to explore the unique challenges and rewards of being a polymath in today’s world. As women who juggle multiple roles—from career and family to community involvement—they share their personal journeys, practical strategies, and heartfelt wisdom on finding balance and purpose.

In this episode, Dhati Lewis sits down with Daniel Yang, a leading voice in the Church's response to global displacement. We reimagine the future of the Church in light of the ongoing global refugee crisis, discuss the complexities surrounding immigration, and the Church's unique responsibility to welcome the most vulnerable. Together, we explore the intersection of faith, global missions, and the pressing issues of our time, offering practical steps for believers to engage locally with those seeking refuge in our communities.

In this episode, Dhati Lewis and Anastacia tackle the complexities of faith and politics. They highlight the importance of discernment and prioritizing God’s teachings over political affiliations. Through their discussion on interdisciplinary approaches, they offer insights on local civic engagement, intersectionality, and the need for a humble and prayerful approach to leadership in today’s divided world.

In this episode, Dhati Lewis explores the interconnectedness of spiritual, emotional, economic, and social health through the lens of the gospel. Dhati highlights the importance of contextualizing the gospel in diverse communities and encourages authentic, gospel-centered leadership. Discover how restoration and justice intertwine with discipleship and the Great Commandment in a society yearning for unity and love.

In this season finale of the MyBLVD podcast, join Dhati and Amisho as they dive into the heart of this family of leaders and the vision for the future. They reflect on the journey so far and explore the exciting possibilities ahead.

On this week's episode, Dhati and Justin Giboney, President of the And Campaign, discuss the importance of bridging the gap between faith and politics. Discover practical insights for pastors and church leaders to prepare their congregations for upcoming election cycles, fostering civic literacy, and staying engaged on local issues amidst a shifting political landscape.

Join Dhati for a deep dive into the heart of ministry as he sits down with Dr. Crawford Loritts. In this episode, they explore the profound impact of mentorship, the essence of leaving a lasting legacy, and the crucial difference between leadership development and leader development. Through personal anecdotes and timeless wisdom, Dr. Loritts imparts invaluable lessons learned from three distinct eras of ministry, offering guidance and encouragement for pastors navigating the challenges and joys of leadership in today's ever-changing landscape.

On this week's episode, Pastor Chris Brooks shares his journey and insights into the world of apologetics, shedding light on its importance in today's society. Chris and Dhati discuss practical ways to equip the members of your church to holistically engage their context.

On this week's episode, Dhati sits down with Josh and Jack Crans to talk about what it means to build a legacy where you live, work, and worship. Josh and Jack Crans share about their call to serve the local community of Coatesville and establish ministries like Rescue Mission and prison outreach. They discuss the journey of what it has meant to live local over the decades and pursue strategic partnerships with others to reach those in need.

On this week's episode, Dhati and Jeff Vanderstelt have a conversation on disciple making shifts and missional rhythms. They discuss practical ways to live with mission and intentionality where you live, work, and worship, and how to be present in everyday life.

Somewhere in the decade of the 2040s, demographics in America will shift to where there will be no clear majority. In fact the transition has already been brought to our doorstep. The evangelical church in the US has actually already crossed the 50% threshold, meaning it has no clear ethnic majority. It is against this backdrop that Dhati and Dr. Soong-Chan Rah recorded this week's episode of the MyBLVD Podcast. They discuss The Next Evangelicalism and predictions for the church of the future.

In today's diverse and culturally divisive landscape, preparing sermons for a multiethnic congregation requires thoughtful navigation and sensitivity. On this week's MyBLVD Podcast episode, I am joined by Dr. Bryan Loritts to discuss this topic and more.

On this week's episode, Dhati is joined by Crystal Wilson, Director of Church Partnerships for Compassion International. They discuss how we can get our people on mission to make disciples and cultivate a culture of compassion within our church community.

On this week's MyBLVD Podcast episode, I am joined by Dr. Derwin Gray, Founding and Lead Pastor of Transformation Church and Author of The Good Life: What Jesus Teaches About Finding True Happiness. We talk about redefining happiness and cultivating the good life in ministry, leadership, and family.

In today's divisive climate, pastors face unique challenges in fostering unity and navigating sensitive topics within their congregations. In this week's podcast, I sit down Dr. Walter Kim, president of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE). We discussed some key ways pastors can prepare how pastors can prepare their people for the upcoming election season and effectively address division within their communities.

On this week's epiosde, Dhati and Brian Dye talk about practical ways to make disciples in your neighborhood and how to practice hospitality.