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🚨”JESUS IS #1”— Beautiful moment caught between 20 year old streamer ‘Speed’. While live streaming a stranger stops Speed to let him know one simple yet powerful message… “JESUS IS EVERYTHING! EVERYTHING ELSE WILL FADE AWAY!” 🔥 Let’s be uplifting Speed in our prayers! The Lord will water the...

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Another day. Another racist death threat via voicemail. A triggered white man called my church and declared, “Time to toe tag a n*gger preacher who doesn’t know a f*cking thing about Jesus.” Let’s be clear about what that means. A toe tag is placed on a corpse in the morgue. This wasn’t political disagreement. This wasn’t theological debate. It was a death threat. Why was he offended? I posted a depiction of Jesus as a Black man. The same people who lecture everyone about “Christian love,” “religious liberty,” and “ending hate” are often the first to resort to racist slurs and violent threats when their mythology is challenged. If your faith is so fragile that a picture of a dark-skinned Jesus drives you to threaten murder, the problem isn’t the picture, it’s the wickedness in your heart. I’ve reported this threat to the FBI. The current administration has repeatedly said it will vigorously investigate threats against churches and violations of religious liberty. We’ll see whether those promises apply when the target is a Black pastor and the person making the threat is one of their own. Let me make one thing perfectly clear: I will not be intimidated. I will not be silenced. I will not stop preaching the Gospel. And I certainly will not stop exposing the sickness of racism that continues to masquerade as Christianity. Jesus wasn’t threatened because He preached comfort. He was threatened because He challenged the system. Some things never change.

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