In a world divided by race, class, and ideology, it can become very easy to get distracted by the noise. Some of us become intoxicated with the memories of the past. Most of us are engrossed with the urgency of … Continue reading “Speak, For Your Servant is Listening”
The discussion surrounding immigration often evokes a myriad of opinions, yet for many Native Americans, the debate is particularly poignant. The crux of the issue lies in the paradox of discrimination against immigrants in a nation primarily built by immigrants, save for … Continue reading Stolen Labor, Stolen Land: Reflecting on America’s Foundation and Immigration.
The struggle is real in America. In every corner of the world, people seem at odds with one another. Even within our houses of worship, congregations seem at odds with one another. It feels like a revolution is taking place, … Continue reading The Revolution Will Not Be Televised…BUT THE VISION is CLEAR
I was sitting in a writing workshop with a group of writers, and our assignment was to make a family tree. We could employ some creative license in making our trees. I set out putting together my creation, complete with … Continue reading When Your Roots Are Severed
Supremacy is often masked as patriotism then slapped with the label Christian. No clearer is this seen than in the Great Replacement Theory (GRT), a “dark and extreme ideology” which essentially says that nonwhites are replacing white people and white … Continue reading Theological Consequences of GRT
Three-Fifths 