Archive for March, 2008

What do you think?

I’ve had it up to here! While there are substantive ministries that exist in our cities today, just how much is tradition going to mire us in the prototypical Civil Rights Era of the Black Church.  The fact that I watched a Nightline episode this past week about a Humanist society in Palo Alto, California [...]

I Have No Words…

Posted: March 24, 2008 by the uppity negro in I Have No Words, Politics, The Color Line

There are times when I Have No Words to express my outrage and disdain for the “foolishness that aboundeth” in this country.  I believe that this will be a new section that I will start.  I’m quite sure that this quote runs a chance of being in Soul Jonz “God Aint In this Quote.” The [...]

I had the honor and distinction of preaching what amounted to my trial/first sermon here in Atlanta, well, Marietta, Georgia on March 21st, 2008 at a Seven Last Words service.  For those inquiring minds I had the Third Word, John 19:25-27, “Woman, here is you son….Here is you mother!”  And for further inquiries, the title [...]

Even in the face of remarks deemed controversial by the mainstream media (MSM) concerning Obama’s pastor, I feel that there is a need to speak on the issue of black preaching.  I did some opposition research and watched the O’Reilly Factor on FOXNews and those who frequent his show are familiar with his segment called [...]

Isn’t it interesting that just as Obama’s pastor Rev. Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. celebrated 36 of ministry at Trinity United Church of Christ, and retiring as senior pastor from that pulpit that the new firestorm concerning his pastor is being trotted out again in front of the media as though this is something new.  [...]

Dear Sen. Clinton, I am quite concerned after your victories last night and your decision to stay in the Democratic Primary race that you, yes you, are threatening to seriously divide the Democratic Party as we know it.  Why do I say that?  It’s simply because of your need and desire to be the frontrunner [...]