and Yes . . . still R-O-T-MF-F-L!

black and brown and po' whites need socialism. revolucion!

uhuru

If there's anything I can say, to help you find your way
Touch your soul, make it whole, the same for you and I..
There's not a minute that goes by that I don't believe
that you die.. but I can feel it in the wind
The beginning or the end
But people keep your head to the sky

BEAUTIFUL REAL SONG

revolution!!!!

ROTFL!

i can listen to this ALL DAY LONG!! one of my all time favs..Liberate yo mind then u go on home

Love Enough To Confront

READ: Luke 7:36-50

If a man is overtaken in any trespass, you who are spiritual restore such a one in a spirit of gentleness. —Galatians 6:1

We hear a lot of talk these days about following the example of Jesus by “accepting” and “affirming” people just as they are.

The implication is that we must never confront them when they do something wrong.

Yes, Jesus loved and accepted people, but He did not shrink from confronting them. We see this in Luke 7.

Jesus had accepted a dinner invitation from Simon, a self-righteous Pharisee. While at his house, the Lord permitted a woman with a bad reputation to wash His feet with expensive perfumed oil. Jesus knew Simon’s judgmental thoughts as the weeping woman lavished Him with love (vv.36-39). So He confronted the Pharisee about his hypocrisy.

It’s likely that Simon had invited Jesus to his home to try to trap Him. Jesus reminded him of his failure to extend the courtesies normally bestowed on a guest (vv.44-46). Then He acknowledged the evil of the woman’s past and the genuineness of her repentance. The Lord said, “Her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she loved much” (v.47).

Jesus was respectful to self-righteous religionists, dishonest tax collectors, and prostitutes alike.

Yet He never glossed over their sins. He loved people enough to confront them. And so should we. — Herbert Vander Lugt

I know that I am far from perfect, Lord,
But if you tell me I should recognize
And tactfully address some wrong in others,
I will, with all the love that in me lies. —Hess
True love dares to confront and correct.

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Bible in One Year: Exodus 34-35; Matthew 22:23-46

its so deep
its really touching
and its true
maybe if people make more music like this.. people will realize that to "pop lock n drop it" is degrading ourselves.
and to "pop the trunk" everytime we have an issue just makes us look more uncivilized...
instead of killin each other we should be trying to work together to survive cause we wont get shit if we leave it up to anyone else

-liberty jones