It's Weekly digest time, folks! Here's what's good at The Oracle.
We're looking for loyal, dedicated team members so get in touch if you're interested.
Don't forget to invite friends, colleagues and clients to the site - it's all about sharing!
video of the week
In a culture that can feel so hate driven at times, God Over Money's own, Datin and 1K Phew & Wande of the 116 Clique encourage listeners to fight hate with a weapon called Love.
Stream/Download We Fight (Color Purple) at your favorite digital platform: https://sc.lnk.to/Dwf-s
Best of the week's blogs
Flame is a triple OG in the christian hip hop game. And he is a branch off the old Cross Movement tree. That means he’s been putting out dope hip hop for years, and it has been doctrine heavy. But Flame was a Calvinist. Well he went to Concordia Seminary in St. Lois. Got A Masters with a Major in systematic Theology and two minors in church history and counseling. And then he converted to Lutheran ideology.
Stream Extra Nos Here
In a Twitter post about his 10th project, Extra Nos, he tweeted “My first EP drops Friday! ‘extra nos’ discusses my theological journey over the past 4 years. My hope is that sharing these insights will bring you the Godly peace & freedom that I experienced”
Flame dropped this EP to basically walk back the theology he spit over the past projects and show what he has learned over the past few years. Each song is full of theological substance related to Calvinism and why he left.
This EP is 7 tracks deep ( 5 are songs, 2 are skits), and if you don’t know about Luthern theology, you gone learn today fam ( Sorry, I just wanted to say that)
If there’s one model within the AJ 1 lineage that has been the most playful in recent memory, it’s certainly been the Air Jordan 1 Mid as a handful of its latest appearances have displayed decorative themes of camouflage, patriotism, and pastel patent leathers. And Beaverton is seeks to continue this impetus by delivering a new two-toned offering that oozes of Incredible Hulk persona.
One day, President Donald Trump boasted of “smooth” coronavirus testing across the country. The next day, he pronounced the testing system inadequate, and assailed the public-health bureaucracy, Barack Obama and Joe Biden for not fixing it before he became president.
But nothing changed in that system over those two days — Thursday and Friday — except Trump’s stated opinion of it.
Trump has been saying inaccurately for days that the public health system was up and ready to give access to diagnostic tests for COVID-19 for everyone who needed them. He said a week ago the “beautiful” tests were there for all in need.
AP Photo/Chris Pizzello
Katherine Johnson, an African-American mathematician who made critical contributions to the space program at NASA, died Feb. 24 at the age of 101.
Johnson became a household name thanks to the celebrated book “Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians who Helped Win the Space Race,” which later became a movie. Her legacy provides lessons for supporting women and other underrepresented groups in mathematics and science.
As a historian of mathematics, I have studied women in that field and use the book “Hidden Figures” in my classroom. I can point to some contemporary ideas we can all benefit from when examining Johnson’s life.
NBA escalated decision to suspend season quickly – Wojnarowski | SC with SVP
The National Basketball Association has reportedly suspended its 2020 season amid concerns over novel coronavirus after a Utah Jazz player tested preliminarily positive for the virus.
Click This Link To Play The Track
Peep The New Single from Cas Metah called, “Balcony Music.”
Cas Metah
in focus
We upload mixtapes, freestyles and new music daily.
The Oracle brings you the best Christian Hip Hop news, interviews and performances from the biggest names in the rap game.
Download The Oracle Network app and don’t just listen to music, be a part of the culture.
Want to be In Focus? Get in touch.
Want to be In Focus? Get in touch.
THINGS we found along the way
As the novel coronavirus works its way around the globe, and the humanity is struggling to flatten that curve, more entertainers are testing positive and spreading the message to everyone that no one is invulnerable to the disease. Last week, Tom Hanks fans were devastated to learn that he, along with Rita Wilson, had tested positive after likely contracting the virus in the U.S., and his Australian production has been postponed. Likewise, plenty of completed movies, including the upcoming James Bond flick, No Time To Die, have postponed their releases. Now, the actor who was once considered the frontrunner to be the next Bond, Idris Elba, has made a sobering announcement.
Unlike every other movie on the schedule, Top Gun: Maverick is actually coming out earlier than expected. The film’s release date was moved from June 26 to June 24, which isn’t much of a difference, but when Furious 9 is pushed back an entire year, we’ll take whatever we can get it. Especially if it involves Tom Cruise doing insane Tom Cruise things, like needing permission from the Navy to film one “extreme” scene.
Have a great week folks.
Mark @ Defero Law
Comments