By now, everyone likely has seen or at least heard about the LGBT-led praise & worship opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games. The criticism, backlash, and outrage will continue to grow (at least until the next outrage trigger presents itself, that is), thanks primarily to Christians around the world who were offendedContinue reading “OLYMPICS EXPOSED: The Greeks & Their Olympic Ceremonies Have Always Been Pro-LGBT… It’s The Way Of The Heathen/Pagan”
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We Saw What They Said, We See What’s Going On, But Did We Miss Something While Being Distracted?
Well family… Since our last blog, can you count how many worldwide shake-ups there have been? If not, perhaps you were otherwise occupied by some of the viral things being shared all over our devices and the news. I’ve already heard this so-called New Year is called “The Big Year of Exposure”, “The Year ofContinue reading “We Saw What They Said, We See What’s Going On, But Did We Miss Something While Being Distracted?”
More About Skinfolk vs Kinfolk…
Shalom Zion. This is a quick follow-up, to what we talked about two days ago:
Hanukkah Is Our—Culture.
Family, as the so-called Negroes, we are a people of dedication – it’s ingrained in our culture! Unfortunately, our ancestors’ way of life, rooted in dedication, was hidden from us. Now is our time to uncover and reclaim this vital part of our heritage. You might be saying, what does that opening have to doContinue reading “Hanukkah Is Our—Culture.”
As a verb, the Hebrew word אהב ahav [H:157] means “to provide and protect what is given as a privileged gift.”
My sista was asked to speak at college for Black History Month, answering the question: “What Black History Month Means To Me”
This is what she had to say: IntroductionFirst I would like to thank President Felix for this opportunity to speak to you all briefly today. Also, I would like to think about my fellowship back home, and those here at WTS who have shared advice and/or counsel so far. In honor of President Felix’s request,Continue reading “My sista was asked to speak at college for Black History Month, answering the question: “What Black History Month Means To Me””
