Top Posts & Pages
- 70 AD -- One Of History's Most Important Dates
- The Pope & The General
- Occupy Till I Come -- What The Church Can Learn From Occupy Wall Street
- How To Regularly Experience The Inner Flow Of The Holy Spirit
- Top 10 Ways To Quench The Holy Spirit
- Where Did Sojourner Truth Get Her Name?
- 9 Reasons I'm Convinced That Jesus Christ Is Alive And Present In Our World
- A Nashville Dream Fulfilled After 121 Years
- Sermon-Free Church Rocked The Early Methodists
- About
- I Don't Like Shakespeare (Neither Did Tolstoy)
- Are Demons (Invisible Evil Entities) Real?
The Salvation Army Berry Street Worship Center
Follow me on Twitter
- My safe room is being in the presence of the living God. 9 hours ago
- Priesthood of the Believer Church (Church Meetings Without One, Dominate Leader) nblo.gs/Lp0V3 1 day ago
-
Recent Posts
Tags
37207 amazing Berry Street Berry Street Worship Center Bible book book of Acts Christ Christianity Christians church experience faith freedom God heart history Holy Spirit Jesus Jesus Christ life living love mind Nashville New Testament organic church people power prayer quotations quote read reading religion revival society spiritual Sunday Sundays Tennessee The Salvation Army think words worldArchives
- May 2013
- April 2013
- March 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
Tag Archives: abused
Black Is Beautiful (Just Ask Retailers About Black Friday)
Black is beautiful! “It’s the most wonderful day of the year.” That’s a song retailers might sing about Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving Day when their business begins to turn a profit for the year. It’s an honor to … Continue reading →
Posted in Black Friday, black history, black is beautiful, Black Like Me, black tea, Civil Rights, dishonesty, freedom, God, hate speech, history, lies, multi-racial, Quotations, Quotes, race, racism, repent, Thanksgiving Day, Uncategorized, values
|
Tagged a black belt, a black tie affair, a gift from God, abused, against God, all men are created equal, amazing treasure, American history, as long as it is black, asked, be in the black, begins to, believing the lie, black, black beauty, Black Friday, black is beautiful, black light, black opal, black people, black skin, black tea, blackboard, brilliant, brilliant colors, business, Can the Ethiopian change his skin, coffee, country, deeply, Ethiopian, financially, for the year, forguve us, free, Give me any color, God, God made it, gold, hearts, Henry Ford, his spots, I'll take mine black, inferior, It's an honor, jusdge, labeled, largely, live, Lord, might sing, misunderstood, most costly, national creed, of course not, oil, open, ordering, outrageous, overlook, person, popular, powers our economy, present day, proclaim, quotation, rejected, remained, repent, retailers, ruined the land, says, see, shines, shinning brightly vast accomplishments, sin, skin clor, song, taught, Texas Tea, Thanksgiving Day, the day after, the lepard, the prophet Jeremiah, the world's most popular tea, thousand of years, today, treated, turn a profit, type of opal, ugly, unappreciated, unnoticed, unvalued, worthless
|
5 Comments
Warning: Use Self-Directed Censorship
John Locke was an English philosopher and political theorist. His ideas about freedom greatly influenced America’s founding fathers and are reflected in the Declaration of Independence. Yet, Locke believed in a kind of censorship, a self-directed control of what we … Continue reading →
Posted in criticism, English, English literature, freedom, history, lifestyles, popular culture, public speaking, Quotations, Quotes, self-esteem, self-help, self-image, Uncategorized
|
Tagged abused, America's, among, another, background, bad books, bad thoughts, begets, best things, both, can be, can't afford, causing, censorship, character, consequences, consumed, control, control information, current, dangerous, Declaration of Independence, desire, desires, devour, discipline, diseases, distance from truth, English, fatherless children, filled, fills, financial crisis, flooded, food, founding fathers, free spending, freedom, going backwards, greatly, harm, harmful, head, hear, heartbreak, homes, ideas, ignorant, images, imagination, in our society, individuals, influenced, internet, Jhon Baptist de la Salle, John Locke, killed in the womb, kind, media, millions, mind, misery, morally wrong, mortgages, movies, much, need, notions, nowadays, obesity epidemic, out of control, passes, perfectly, philosopher, pictures, point, poison, political theorist, quotation, quoted, Ralph Waldo Emerson, read, reading, reflected, ruin, runaway, said, same, saying, see, self-censorship, self-directed, self-harming, self-inflected, sex, society, spread, standing still, stir up, sums up, sweep, texting, today's, tools, TV, unjust, use, video games, viewer discretion, warning, well used, won;'t, words, worst, writing, wrong
|
2 Comments
Some Americans Suffered An Atrosity
I once stood in a small cemetery where a little known group of American hostages are buried. There are no tombstones, only a flat rock placed on each grave—no names to identify these Americans who suffered tremendous indignities and deprivations as … Continue reading →
Posted in black history, history, lifestyles, Nashville, popular culture, social justice, Uncategorized
|
Tagged abused, Afghanistan, against their will, American history, American hostages, American soil, and prayed, ask for forgiveness, atrosity, black, bought and sold, Brentwood, Brentwood High School, burried, Cambodia, cars whiz by, cemetary, constant humilation, countrymen, cruelty, crushed by, democracy, denominations, depravations, despair, fellow, flags, flat rock, forced, forced laborers, forgotten Americans, friend, german, graves, great evil, group, hard labor, have died, healing, history, homeland, hopelessness, human beings, idea, identify, in front of a school, in the median, indignities, injustices, Iran, Iraq, Japan, knelt, Korea, Lebanon, lifetime, little known, men, my heart grieved, New York City, no flowers, no freedom, no names, no rights, notice, oxen, pain, paved around, prayers, proper burial, proper response, quietly, real people, religious, road builders, sanctioned by the US government, slavery, small wooded area, Syria, tears, Tennessee, tombstones, treated like horses, tremendous, unnamed, victims, Vietnam, white, widen the road, women and children, wooded
|
2 Comments
