2022
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Can You See Us Now? There is a continual temptation in the heart of man to live within a racialized society as if it were race-neutral, or at least race-less. The truth is that we live in a racialized world, one where we see color, see color as race, and that awareness has conscious and…
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Unanswered prayers have become a humbling aspect of my Christian experience.
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The victim, according to gatekeepers, is always somewhat if not entirely at fault.
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Race riots are innate to the American experience.
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What was meant to become the zenith of American race relations became, instead, its nadir.
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Our thoughts, in a situation such as this, are worthless.
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The weight of silver, in all its worth, can lead to death.
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Please, for the love of your spiritual formation, stop reading yourself into the Bible.
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A syringe was mentioned, numbing was discussed, the site of injection was determined, and a cold grasp felt.
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For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses.
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It doesn’t make sense to me now but it sure as hell did back then.
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The shadow of the cross has not disappeared. It echoes through eternity.
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“From that day on, I did not travel, meet or eat alone with a woman other than my wife.”
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The Nazis were not the first to burn children. God’s people did so long before.
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What a beautiful hope. A dream, almost, to live in a place where suffering no longer exists. We become immortal hedonists. At least that’s what some Christians make it sound like.
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It is February 28 and we are at the end of Black History Month. Tomorrow, we return to the ouroboros of white history and I would advise my friends and acquaintances to be cognizant of that much. Eleven months out of the year is what we spend celebrating the inconspicuous and ubiquitous nature of whiteness…
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We must take note of America’s unique ability to develop populist demagogues.
