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Black, White, and the Red Letters

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by Ed Grifenhagen & Cameron Arnett

5.0(8 reviews)
42 episodes
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<p>Two guys. Friends. Brothers. Pastors. Jesus freaks. One's an incredibly talented black filmmaker&nbsp; (Cameron Arnett). The other? A lily-white ex-Jewish dude (Ed Grifenhagen). Together, they tackle culture head-on with raw, real, unapologetic Jesus conversations . . . minus the churchy fluff.</p>

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4/17/2025

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July 6, 2026

The Thing That Made Him Walk Away Sad

Send us Fan Mail What do you do when Jesus puts His finger on the one thing you cannot imagine letting go of? In this episode of Black, White, &amp; the Red Letters, Ed and Camy unpack Jesus’ startling words in Matthew 19:23–24: “With difficulty will a rich person enter the kingdom of heaven.” They walk through the story of the rich young ruler and confront the real issue: money is not evil, but it is powerful. Wealth can become a cage, a false god, and a substitute for dependence...

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June 29, 2026

The Scariest Passage in the Bible?

Send us Fan Mail Some of Jesus’ hardest words are not aimed at atheists, skeptics, or people who openly reject Him. They are aimed at people who say, “Lord, Lord.” In this episode of Black, White, &amp; the Red Letters, Ed Grifenhagen and Camy Arnett unpack Matthew 7:21–23—a sobering warning about false prophets, empty religious language, real obedience, and what it means to actually know Jesus. They talk about fruit, motivation, lordship, false assurance, and why saying the right words is no...

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June 22, 2026

Bless the Stabber!

Send us Fan Mail Jesus said, “Love your enemies.” Sounds beautiful—until the enemy has a name. In this episode of Black, White, &amp; the Red Letters, Ed Grifenhagen and Camy Arnett take on one of Jesus’ hardest commands from Luke 6:27–31: love those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you, and do good to the people who have done you wrong. They talk honestly about revenge, forgiveness, boundaries, abuse, justice, spiritual maturity, and what it means to refus...

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What is Black, White, and the Red Letters?
<p>Two guys. Friends. Brothers. Pastors. Jesus freaks. One's an incredibly talented black filmmaker&nbsp; (Cameron Arnett). The other? A lily-white ex-Jewish dude (Ed Grifenhagen). Together, they tackle culture head-on with raw, real, unapologetic Jesus conversations . . . minus the churchy fluff.</p>
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