From the streets 2 the pulpit

M. Hayes
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Topics on society, culture and things that troubles us. That we may not understand so, we're going to have conversations about issues that will make you uncomfortable, so that you may grow beyond them. From the streets to the pulpit no one is excluded yet, everyone is included. There comes a time in everyone's life where we have to revisit places and things of discomfort. I encourage you to come and talk with me and my family and maybe, just maybe you can find healing and closure in our dysfunction.

  1. 06/10/2020

    Are we asking too much by asking for equality?

    In lew of everything that's going on, I believe that conversations have to be had if change is going to come. I also believe that equality and humanity are on the same plane as love and unity. If everyone loves or serves GOD then how did we become so disconnected? As adults we teach our kids or youth, this day in age we may actually learn something for our youth. Aside from the things that we don't understand (i,e the skinny jeans that sags, the music that ONLY they understand). The one thing that they have gotten correct so far is equality and unity. As for us older people these request aren't new, the words just travel further with ALL of GOD's children chanting in unison.

  2. 06/07/2020

    Why is this going on?

    I know there's been lots of events that has taken place since last we've spoken. I know that emotions are running high. I want you to know that, we are listening and we want to help. Let's sit down and come up with an effective plan together. After we have organize, stratigize, mobilize and excersice. BUT we first must know why. Please tell me WHY.

  3. 06/07/2020

    What do we consider the "goodness" of GOD?

    There's so many things that we take for granted. We're typically thankful for the good things that takes place in our lives. What about the things that we're taking into consideration such as, when we're rescued from a situation, when we fall asleep and run late instead of leaving on time and end up in a car pile up? So do we concider the "bad" events as the goodness of GOD? Are we thankful without foresight? Disclaimer: From the streets to pulpit DOES NOT own the rights to ANY of the music or it's likeness. Its ONLY use to encourage.

  4. 05/19/2020

    From a parent's point of view

    Some time ago there was an episode about who's really in control. There has been a series of events that has taken place that hardly received any air time although it's very news worthy. All we've been hearing about is covid and lies. There has been numerous black people that has been murdered that hasn't been getting and recognition as though the lost of their lives isn't news worthy. Tonight we're speaking as parents. Tuck the children in, it's about to get real. Disclaimer: From the streets to pulpit DOES NOT own the rights to ANY of the music or the likes its ONLY use to encourge.

  5. 05/06/2020

    Would you walk in my shoes? 05/05/20

    I ran across a clip from an old show that aired from 1974 -1983. The content of this show had an episode called "The Wisdom of Solomon." This particular show had content that's very relative to today's time. The first half of this clip has the classroom teacher, of what seems to be early grade school, asking the students to write an essay about the things they "dislike the most." Solomon being played by a black American boy says that he dislikes "being a n****r" the most. Then in a later scene Solomon is explaining himself to I'm guessing his friend's father. The exchange clearly cause some commotion, not only did Solomon provide the necessary truth, noting that if he were white his father would still be alive. He later supported his statement with the following exchange this is Solomon: tell me something sir, would you like to live to be 100? the guy: (responds) I'm sure I would. It's not very likely... I guess all of us would like to live to a ripe old age. Solomon: (then ask) would you rather be black and live to be 100 or white and live to be 50? No one wants to answer that question not even his screen counterpart who just walked out. I guess my questions to everyone is 1. What do you dislike the most? 2. Although my shoes are comfortable for me to walk in, would want to walk in my shoes?

  6. 05/01/2020

    Who are you obligated to? 08/22/19

    I believe that we as a people have our obligations and loyalties in the wrong places. There's not a rule that says because you're of a certain race that your obligation is ONLY to them. You loyalty is now questioned, because you've moved, graduated or elevated. Why am i a sellout because i moved to a different community? Why am i disloyal because we don't share the same issues? Could it be that i'm loyal to my happiness? Could it be that i'm obligated to my current or future situation?

  7. 05/01/2020

    What are the mental health issues that causes hate? 08/06/19

    Sometimes an individual with legit mental health issues forgets to take or goes off his or her medication(s). And sometimes there may be a chemical imbalance so the doctor will give them a prescription for the meds that balances this chemical out. What diagnosis or what medication is there for monsterous act like walking in an civilian occupied dwelling and opening fire? Our prayers goes out to the victims and families that was affected by these monsterous acts. We now have put those shooters in the same category as someone with bipolar,PTSD, multiple personality disorder, how is that? Since when did we as a country use mental health as a cover up for hate and terror? If it was a person of color the acts would have been labeled something different and the statements would have covered an entire group. So should the sick individauls that spew and spread hate via media outlets including the news be held liable?

  8. 05/01/2020

    What can a brother/sister do for me? 08/13/19

    We weren't created to live by ourselves, in our own universe. We were created to build tribes, communities, relationship. We are meant to help each other be the best person(s) that we can be. Be each other's eyes when we lose sight, help them up when they're down. There's nothing that an individual can do by themselves and live long term. We as humans were designed and/or created to work with someone, we're mean't to work together. The term brother/sister is an obligation not a title. It is equally important the relationship as it is the responsibility. We must help each other, love one another.... I am your keeper... I'm your brother.

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Topics on society, culture and things that troubles us. That we may not understand so, we're going to have conversations about issues that will make you uncomfortable, so that you may grow beyond them. From the streets to the pulpit no one is excluded yet, everyone is included. There comes a time in everyone's life where we have to revisit places and things of discomfort. I encourage you to come and talk with me and my family and maybe, just maybe you can find healing and closure in our dysfunction.

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