For centuries, the Black Church has stood as a pillar of faith, resilience, and social transformation. Rooted in Scripture and forged through struggle, it has been both a spiritual refuge and a prophetic voice against injustice. *God of Our Weary Years: The Black Church and the Unchanging Gospel* is a compelling exploration of the Church's historical significance, theological foundations, and contemporary challenges. In a time when cultural shifts, secular ideologies, and alternative spiritual movements challenge the Church's influence, this book reaffirms the Black Church's essential role in shaping both faith and justice. With a balance of historical insight, biblical exposition, and cultural analysis, *God of Our Weary Years* answers critical questions: How did the Black Church emerge as a beacon of hope? What theological truths have sustained it through oppression and change? What challenges does it face today, and how can it remain faithful to the Gospel while engaging modern struggles? This book delves into the roots of African Christianity, the rise of independent Black denominations, and the Church's influence during the Civil Rights Movement. It also addresses contemporary concerns such as digital ministry, the decline of traditional church attendance, the rise of alternative Black spiritual movements, and the necessity of theological clarity in a rapidly changing world. More than a historical analysis, *God of Our Weary Years* is a call to action. It challenges readers-pastors, scholars, and laypersons alike-to contend for the faith that has carried generations through oppression and triumph. It urges the Black Church to remain faithful to the unchanging Gospel while embracing new methods of evangelism, discipleship, and community impact. With a strong apologetic voice and a deep reverence for the faith of our ancestors, this book reminds us that the same God who sustained the Black Church through weary years and silent tears is still present today. The work of the Church is far from over-it is time to march forward with conviction, courage, and an unshakable trust in the God of our weary years.