By Eugene Wallace
The immune system is the body defense system that defends against infectious microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses. It responds by attacking the organisms that tend to invade the body and cause diseases. However, at times, due to various reasons, the system gets overpowered, and the microorganisms will invade the body and make it sick. They also destroy the white blood cells in the body, hence making the body susceptible to various other diseases if one is not tr
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A few weeks ago, I joined many evangelicals—a number of Hispanics among them—in New York City for “A Conversation About America’s Future with Donald Trump and Ben Carson.” Trump was asked a “softball” question by a Hispanic leader: “You have often spoken of building a wall for our southern border, but how will you build a bridge to Hispanics, the fastest growing demographic in our nation?”
Trump’s answer was hardly satisfactory (more of that below). But it isn’t as if we H
In a speech weighted with America’s complicated racial history, Democrat Hillary Clinton laced into Republican presidential rival Donald Trump on Wednesday, accusing him of fueling divisions among Americans over race and religion.
"His campaign is as divisive as any we have seen in our lifetimes," Clinton said at a campaign appearance at the Illinois state house in Springfield. "It is built on stoking mistrust and pitting American against American. It's there in everything he says and everythi
Headlines across the nation herald presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s Tuesday meeting with over 1,000 major Evangelical leaders and the launch of his Evangelical Executive Advisory Board which includes James Dobson, Jerry Falwell, Jr., and David Jeremiah. It’s understandable if you want to avoid more presidential race coverage, but we just can’t ignore some of our Evangelical leaders’ puzzling response to Trump.
According to The Washington Post, “the Donald” earned a sta
Headlines across the nation herald presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s Tuesday meeting with over 1,000 major Evangelical leaders and the launch of his Evangelical Executive Advisory Board which includes James Dobson, Jerry Falwell, Jr., and David Jeremiah. It’s understandable if you want to avoid more presidential race coverage, but we just can’t ignore some of our Evangelical leaders’ puzzling response to Trump.
According to The Washington Post, “the Donald” earned a sta
5 Powerful Life Lessons From A Hilarious Christian Rap Video
Viktory release a music video for the second single off of the new album “Tomorrow Came” called “We Won’t Stop”. Instead of following the mode, Viktory elected to create a hilariously entertaining abstract satire spoof of two old men tired of the younger generation playing loud music, so they take matters into their own hands. As wild and wacky as the video appears, There are some really true and meaningful themes on friendship,
We have 2, possibly 3 generations growing up without examples of men and women leaders of color, outside of entertainment. So we want to stop, recognize and celebrate the unsung heroes, literally. When my 42-year-old cousin, husband, father, community leader, and business professional died unexpectedly in December of 2014, I was challenged to think about the impact of his life. I processed why he was a great man and what we should celebrate. I thought about many of the men I follow, respec
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The Behavior of Women
Titus 2:3-5 teaches us how women, both younger and older, should act. And to be honest it is in direct contrast of we see in the home, workplace, classroom and community today. First lets discuss our older women. Older women are to be reverent and pure. They are to be set apart for the world in thought and behavior. They should only move and speak in the spirit of holiness and be focuses on sacred things. Older women should be pious
New single from Sareem Poems (founding member of L.A. Symphony) and Ozay Moore (formerly known as Othello and member of Lightheaded) with production by The Sound Addict.
Ozay Moore shares, "From the time of the Trayvon Martin case, the amount of conversations I've had with folks who do not identify with the black experience in America (but) have come to settle on disturbing conclusions about race and class has been unsettling. My verse although it aggressively conveys a distaste towards improper
1. Let Him Do It-Jor’Dan Armstrong
2. I Remember- Johnnie Rep ft. Adrian Stresow
3. IDK ?-ILISH
4. Sleep Over-MouthPi3ce
5. FLEEK-Steven Malcolm
6. SWRN –CJ King
7. ZIV?-Asaiah ZIV
8. Hero-Jared Sanders
9. Genesis- Kenny Mack Forever
10. Lost in Paris-Anthony Mareo & Loso
11. HopePeddler-Jay.Minor
When I was kid I loved reading comic books. The issues I enjoyed the most were the ones that told a heroes origin story. This album is my "origin story". While I'm no hero, I do have a story to tell and my story was shaped by four events that all happened...in 1993.:
* Death of my mother.
* Falling in love with music.
* Viewing pornographic material for the first time.
* Giving my life to Christ.
Each song on the album will be told through the lens of these four events and give listeners a pea
By Lori Godfrey
by Rhonda Jones
It is good to give thanks to the Lord, And to sing praises to Your name, O Most High. (Psalm 92:1 NKJV) It's easy to give thanks when life is going well. Ironically, this is the time when we're least likely to count our blessings. What about when life goes wrong? It's when we're faced with hardship that we need gratitude the most. In troubled times, gratitude doesn't come naturally for us, but it can be developed. With each new day, we can make the choice to be thankful. Ch |
