Ep 335 | Whitlock Interviews Black Hebrew Israelite Leader Bishop Nathanyel
“Fearless” brings an exciting and thought-provoking conversation to its audience. Jason brings up the topic of what “Fearless” is about and how the show will be handled in the future. Jason brings on Bishop Nathanyel, founder of “Israel United in Christ,” a faith-based organization that believes “black [people], Hispanic [people] and Native Americans are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and are in fact the real Jews also known as the Israelites and the 12 Tribes of Israel, according to the Bible.” Bishop Nathanyel led the thousands of individuals who gathered outside the Barclays Center to support Kyrie Irving. Jason finds his actions admirable and welcomes Bishop Nathanyel to discuss what happened that day and to elaborate on who he is, his faith, and what his organization believes and teaches. This conversation compels Jason to open up about his relationship with Jesus Christ and his take on Christianity. The show ends with “Fearless” soldier Delano Squires' analysis of Jason Whitlock and Bishop Nathanyel discussing their faiths. This fiery discussion is what it means to be fearless and embraces the God-given gift of free speech.
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