Ephesians 3:17-19
The Holy Bible is full of retrospectives and lessons learned from past generations for reference to current and to future generations toward making better decisions, rather than repeating past sins. Like the whole chapter of 1 Corinthians 10, which is a reminder not to provoke GOD through rebellion as the Israelites did after their deliverance... Continue Reading →
"And they feared exceedingly, and said to one another, “Who can this be, that even the wind and the sea obey Him!" (Mark 4:41 NKJV) Christ commands the wind which lifts every flag. He is the King of kings, and the Lord of lords! The only Supremacy authorized in the Universe is the Supremacy of... Continue Reading →
"That didn't hurt!" Not acknowledging the pain may stroke your pride but it doesn't bring true healing. It doesn't remove the poisonous venom of the serpent which bit you. Black people do not take power back from white supremacist by fondly calling each other the "N" word. Neither does women take power back from misogynist... Continue Reading →
The injustice in the world today is nothing new and neither is the source. The book of knowledge and wisdom tells us that the love of money is the root of all evil. This truth indicates that those in business are closest to the root of the problem, since business is the means by which... Continue Reading →
What we are seeing in America today may look like the result of centuries of systemic racism, but it is really the results of millenniums of greed. Racism is just a tool the greedy use to maintain control. Greed is defined by Merriam Webster as “a selfish and excessive desire for more of something (such... Continue Reading →
Yesterday, I went out cycling for some exercise at a nearby park. Upon finishing and returning to the parking lot, I entered a conversation with a fellow biker unloading his bike. He came over to my car as I racked my bike to continue the conversation. He was an older white guy in his mid-sixties.... Continue Reading →
The theme for Black History month this year is “The Vote”. This is the sesquicentennial of the Black vote or its 150th anniversary. This month the founders of Black History month, The Association for the Study of African American Life and History, brings focus to the historical inclusion of African Americans into the category of... Continue Reading →
To treat someone humane means to treat someone as you would want to be treated. It means to show others the same sympathy, consideration, and regard you desire for yourself. Any time you fail to show this to another person, in that moment, you are being inhumane. I know what it is like to be... Continue Reading →
Recently, one of my brother’s in Christ posted a message on Facebook regarding the ongoing segregation witnessed in churches across America. He cited the 1960s quote by Dr. King, “the most segregated hour in this nation is Sunday at 11:00 am.” This whole topic of the church being segregated is due to social engineering, which... Continue Reading →
As I look at the public policy practiced by the United States throughout history, I see a consistent pattern of mass dehumanization. This practice of dehumanization isn’t just an American characteristic, it is the spirit of this current world system. Due to the extreme human right violations that were tolerated in the 20th century and... Continue Reading →
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