⁣Who Destroyed Black Wall Street? Part 12: Featuring the Architect of Black Wall Street and Understanding Microaggressions


In this powerful Part 12 installment of Who Destroyed Black Wall Street? sis CC explores the vision and legacy of O.W. Gurley, widely recognized as one of the principal architects of Tulsa's Greenwood District, known nationally as Black Wall Street. However, the success of Greenwood was met with racial hostility that culminated in the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, when a white mob, aided by local authorities and fueled by white supremacy, destroyed more than 35 blocks of Black-owned homes, churches, schools, and businesses. The massacre claimed lives, displaced thousands of residents, and attempted to erase a thriving model of Black economic empowerment.
As we reflect on the overt racism that devastated Black Wall Street, we also examine one of the more subtle frameworks of racism still operating today: Microaggressions. If this is your first time here, welcome. Be sure to watch all eleven parts, share with family and friends, and share your experiences dealing with microaggressions.

The LA State Penetintary has a special nickname. Learn the reason behind it.

An encouraging and hopeful family oriented video created to influence our meditation on Romans 8:18.

"For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us" -ESV

⁣Hidden - Awakened - Delivered - How Yahuah Is Preparing His Remnant!
What if the condition we see today is not the end of the story? Scripture shows us that Yahuah can hide His people without forgetting them, cover them while they are surrounded by trouble, and awaken them while they are still scattered among the nations. Like a seed hidden beneath the ground, something can appear forgotten while Yahuah is quietly preparing it to rise. His Word reminds us that He knows the end from the beginning, and what He has spoken, He has the power to perform.
This message follows the journey from being hidden, to awakened, and finally delivered. Deuteronomy 30 shows the scattered beginning to remember while they are still among the nations. Baruch speaks of the people remembering themselves in the lands of their captivity. Ezekiel 36 shows Yahuah giving His people a new heart and putting His Ruach within them, while Ezekiel 37 gives us the powerful picture of dry bones receiving life again. The awakening, therefore, is about more than discovering identity. It is a call to repent, return to Yahuah, seek the old paths, walk in obedience, and remember who we belong to.
During this time of preparation, the remnant must learn to trust Yahuah as their refuge and covering. Psalm 91 reminds us to dwell in the secret place of the Most High. We may not know every detail of how or when His promises will be fulfilled, but our confidence does not rest in our own strength. Yahuah is the Deliverer. The dry bones did not give themselves life; Yahuah breathed life into them. The people do not complete their own restoration; Yahuah says, “I have spoken it and performed it.”
So the time of preparation should never be mistaken for the end of the story. Before the gathering, there is a returning. Before the deliverance, there is preparation. Before the people are restored, their hearts must turn back to Yahuah. The world may see a scattered people, but Yahuah sees the remnant He is preparing. What was hidden begins to awaken, what appeared dead begins to live, and at His appointed time, Yahuah will accomplish what He has purposed.
Hidden. Awakened. Prepared. Delivered. The message is simple: return to Yahuah, trust His Word, walk in His ways, and remain faithful while He prepares His people for what He has promised. HalleluYah.

The human origin story The real Holocaust. This book entails evolution research of different languages biblical facts along with historical and spiritual meanings. to help the reader better understand the world and their surroundings.

A brief meditation on 2Corinthians 10:5 & how we could exercise this verse to our advantage towards our goals to Glorify The Most High YAH.

A (snippet video) meditation on the many Attributes and Sovereign Titles of The Most High YAH, inspired by Psalms 68:4

⁣Israel we are getting closer to Zion don’t give up now the work we doing is effecting people our people are waking up when your feeling down getting into the word and you’ll be refueled how blessed are we to be the chosen and to be a servants of ABBA

⁣In this Pt1 of a 4 Pt Series, Christ's genealogy is examined as step one in determining if Joseph is the Biological Father of Christ.

⁣Getting Started video on HebrewConnect Account Creation.

The Word of Yahuah

⁣Christianity vs Torah Which Path Did the Messiah Actually Walk? How to
Move From Christianity to Torah And Find Yahuah, For generations, many
sincere believers have walked faithfully in Christianity—loving the
Father, calling on the Messiah, and seeking to understand His will. But
something has always felt incomplete… as if a piece of the foundation
was missing. A hunger remained. A deeper calling tugged at the heart.
That calling is the voice of Yahuah, gently guiding His people back to
the ancient path, the path of Torah — the same path Messiah Himself
walked. Christianity awakened many of us to the existence of Alohim. We
learned about faith, prayer, repentance, salvation, and the love of the
Messiah. But Christianity, as taught today, often separates faith from
obedience, belief from behavior, and grace from covenant. This is why so
many believers feel lost, stuck, or spiritually thirsty even after
years in the church. The foundation is there — but the fullness is not.
Coming out of Christianity into Torah is like stepping from a dimly lit
room into full daylight. At first it’s uncomfortable, even painful,
because everything looks different. But slowly, your eyes adjust, and
you begin to see, your identity, your purpose, your inheritance, your
history, your covenant, your Alohim, You realize, you are returning
home. The Torah is not about rules, it is about relationship, identity,
purpose, and destiny. It is the Father’s way of saying, “Come back to
Me. Walk with Me. Live in My truth.”