You are right, Sir! I left my predominantly white denomination and I feel emotionally safe and am learning 10x more about Jesus in my new predominantly Black church. I tried but when I realized that many of those white Christians didnt care about me, I had to go.

Truth be told, they'll never be True Justice in 🇺🇸 for the black man

Preach preacher! “God is with you, whom shall you fear”! Amen!

Brother, All I can say is WOW! This was so on point. You said everything I've been saying and one of the main reasons I left a mixed congregation church. I've been waiting to hear someone else say this to the church besides me. I could go on and on but I won't, because you have spoken. Shalom to you my brother!

I first heard Jamar Tisbe share on Holy Post podcast. The reason I was the Holy Post was because I had to flee the local Evangelical church where I had attended for 14 years. I rode it out for all that time, finding commonality in Christ. I was probably one of two Democrats in a Sea of Conservatives. I was tolerated but eyed with some suspicion. In the intimate prayer circle, I learned to keep my mouth shut, until I couldn't anymore. The Tea Party movement repulsed me, George Bush was the worst President ever, the whole mindset of the Republican Party that the Evangelical Church embraced astounded me. The deceit, injustice, attacks against the poor, the covert racism, and the demand for unity pushed down our throats until I had to say "unity does not mean uniformity." More hostility directed my way. Then Trump rode down his gilt escalator and real dred filled my heart. The wild enthusiasm for this orange monster was incomprehensible by my fellow believers. The night of the 2016 election I sat glued to the television set. I went into my bedroom to fetch my bathrobe and just then I heard the voice of the Lord say " The little horn with the big boastful words will win." I knew it as a reference to Daniel Ch.7. I fell to the floor weeping. I tried to share with my church friends but they had no ears to hear. They accused me of making it up. The fervor about this man reached a fever pitch. He was their deliverer. Stunned by the blindness, I sat in church just to see how far they would go with this madness. I heard astonishing claims. The train had completely jumped the tracks. Covid hit, I left. The few black families there also left. I was called a Marxist, baby killer, pure evil, a fascist ( gee, a Commie and a Fascist) and worse. When George Floyd was murdered I sat and wept. I put a bumper sticker on my car and had to take it off because of attacks by other drivers and neighbors. I replaced it with a large one reading " Love Thy Neighbor." That just earned some dirty looks. Not death threats. I cannot call myself an Evangelical. I simply follow Jesus..I am a 74 year old white woman who participated in the Civil Rights and anti war movement in the 1960's. My father was in the navy so we moved frequently. From San Diego in desegregated Navy Housing, I was then moved into red lined housing tracts by the second grade. The subsequent schools I attended were all white. Then a move to Arizona ,to a town near the naval air base, in another segregated neighborhood, the reality of what I witnessed opened my young eyes. The Mexican workers lived along the irrigation canals in adobe huts, picking cotton in the terrible heat,, and my heart hurt. But I witnessed something far worse. For whatever reason, my father drove my younger sister and I down a dusty dirt track ten miles out of town. There I saw something I have never forgotten. I was ten. Two narrow lanes were bordered with whatever could be cobbled together to make ramshackle shelters. That's where the black folk lived. No running water, no electricity, no indoor plumbing, nothing but discarded scraps from a dump formed these beloved peoples homes. My white face peering out at this scene in my father's new model Chevy deeply ashamed me. I ducked down so these wretched people would not see me staring at their misery. I felt that deep in my child's soul and knew it to be evil. Once more our father drove my sister and I to that squalor and though he never said a word, I understood his message. We were superior. I began to hate for the first time in my life. Not the beautiful black peoples, not even my deluded father, but the kind of society that allowed that kind of injustice to exist. I could no longer say the Pledge of Allegiance as required every morning in school. That scene haunted me. I knew that I was in no way better than they. I was just born in skin with less melanin. I began reading with intention. I read Holocaust survivors accounts. I read " To Kill a Mockingbird" in the fifth grade. I read science books on why skin color protects people from strong sunlight. Why Europeans whiter skin allowed for more sunlight in cloudy climates to make vitamin D. It was just an adaptation that developed depending on ancestral roots. The ignorance of racism still mystifies me. I met Jesus as a child. I read that we all descended from the same two parents, and was convinced they were not blond, blue eyed Scandinavians. Their origin was Northern Africa. I learned that on my own by reading. The cruelty of slavery broke my heart. Jim Crow broke my heart. It is still broken by how little progress we have made as nation, and the ugly beast White Supreamacy has again reared its head. Not that it ever went away. Just a pretense for a little while. Thank you Jamar Tisbe for continuing this battle for true justice. I bow before your firey eloquence. God be with you. You do not fight alone.

Thank you Jemar for continuing your call. We ARE privileged to be in your presence and grateful for the digital experience and learning self awareness. Now we put action in our service or it is all for not and against the love of God in each of us. What will it take for self honesty for us white folk....earnest effort and the journey is long as it must be. I woke up white, I knew when history told me about slavery something was very wrong. I was 12, I wept in history class then and still do today. I am a product of my experience, there is much to undo the brainwashing of a nation, a world. Poverty is a good place to begin to see, to know, to hear to feel made silent and invisible. But I still remain white, I can not change that, but I can change my ignorance and admit it.

God bless you Jemar Tisby.

I thank this gentleman for 🔊 up! I am not alone in my understanding of this same lived experience I encountered. Lost a few I thought close, loving relationships (in the church, even a pastor that married me. I am greiving those losses) Until, Black Lives Matter...Until my life had to really matter beyond comfort. I do understand everyone is not like that (Our standby PSA "We" like to give) but I am tired of us even having to give that assimilated disclaimer! To me that means you understand theirs an offense that has taken place and then We quickly place salve on our wounds for others! BUT I am wounded, our people have been wounded where is our salve? (repair) 😢...I lament for the church ⛪️ as a whole.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

What a Word! Be strong and courageous! Step out beyond your comfort zone and experience God. Our pursuit for justice is HIs Word revealed. Thank you.

This is what we need!!!!!!

My brother, Jamar Tisby you are sent by God for a time like this! He has prepared you through all your past white church and relationship experiences. Continue to the be strong because he is with you. I enjoyed the wakeup call to the awareness that Almighty God is still call disciples. All white churches evangelicals, Christians, e.g. this is a Apostle Paul brother sent as Timothy brought message. Only God reveal the truth in this manner.

TRUTH!!!

This is a real and substantive sermon. Thank you!

What a wonderful lecture! It is instructive, informative and insightful. God bless Prof. Jamar Tisby. jtsdrd

Amen!!!❤

"You know your in trouble when the savior looks like the oppressor.

You can’t change the heart of a lower case devil 👿.

This was posted 8 months ago, 14k views, and only 254 likes and 154 comments. Wow!

If this church was REALLY serious a out the subject matter they would have invited CBS 60 min

❤️🖤💚 Reparations Money Now.....For American Descendants Of Slavery #ADOS #Reparations Money 💰

Thank you Baylor and thank you Dr. Tisby

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Let A MAN EXAMINE HIMSELF TO SEE IF HE BE IN THE FAITH ...

"Sunday is the most segregated day in America "! MLK. always has been, always will be in this country unfortunately.

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All he did is shine a light on hate that was there, just under cover. None so blind as those who will not see. Matt. 10:26 “Therefore, don’t be afraid of them, since there is nothing covered that won’t be uncovered and nothing hidden that won’t be made known.

I would like to ask everyone to please go and read Project 2025

We are in a time where learning more about our social status and past experiences of unspeakable persecution…, than learning Bible Doctrine! Learning the Mind of a Christ and concentrating completely on learning His Mind.. Trust in the Lord in with all your heart.., and Lean not on your own understanding…,in all your ways acknowledge HIM.., and HE will make straight your paths… Proverbs 3:5-6

Not all that say , Lord, Lord shall enter.God does not walk with the proud and the scornful , and we need the Holy Spirit for desernment!!

Not all folks in the Christian faith are racist, I like those who fight within that impulse, am mixed-race and lived with that when I was attending church and felt very uncomfortable, church is not a place to hear offenses and bad racial jokes, some white folks could study the book of James many times ignore the truly message.

Jemar, honest concern here. As someone who professes the need to #LeaveLoud and find a place that "celebrates you and doesn't just tolerate you", are you a member of a local church body? Last interview I heard from you (November 2023) you stated that you are still not a member of a local church body. Is that problematic in your view?

Jemar, what if I could point to specific policies that you are advocating for that have a disproportionate negative impact to black Christians and black Americans more broadly? Does that make you an active participant in racism due to your "impact over intent" framework?

We are commanded to worship in the Spirit not by race.

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Some how you feel you have room to talk ?

1. The Holy Scriptures. 2. Go read your comment, and then read my response that should help you. 3. I am being judgmental. I am using righteous judgment to reply to your lost statement, brother. Adressing racism should've been the secondary focus of all believers in this nation. It is why it still plagues this nation every Sunday still. The socalled righteous are waiting on the wicked to fix the heart of this nation with laws and legislation. When our Lord and King has already given Law and Legislation to his people. 4. Your response that you might have friends of another race shows you how much you believe in what and who you say you believe in. In Christ, there is only one nationality of people, Israel. God only made one race of men, the human race. When Christ returns, he's coming back for all of Israel. Even the church which is engrated on to it. A perfect bride. Christians dont have friends of another race. We have brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus whom we love, help, and support wherever they are. Even if they don't attend our assembly. It is our duty that we let nothing divide our hearts or minds daily. The speaker is reminding us all of this. This is biblical and Godly. I believe even the Apostle Paul would agree. .

Run people! Wolf among the flock. His only goal is to bring division into Christs church

Note that he gives no solution, no plan as to how Jesus would respond to racism. He would love more, forgive more,heal more. God does have a plan. Moses told Joshua to "LOVE GOD ONLY" its not about race. Love God

By the way I’m sorry that you feel or felt unsafe in a white church and if you attended Boston Bible Church in Saugus Mass I assure you the focus of the service will be completely on Gods Truth and His Word taught accurately according to scripture.

This speaker’s arrogance is mind blowing….. he brings up Paul talking about he was a hebrew of hebrews… etc…. Saying this not to boast but to point out that it profits him NOT! And this guy speaks in the complete opposite way while pointing out how Paul did the same thing….. yet Paul didn’t! Lost are the minds of the arrogant

Do white people who believe in Christianity? Some, not all, I do not have to name fhem just one is to many stand up if you love GOD AND. CHRISTIANITY YES OR NO. Satan or ❤❤❤

YOU CAN'T GET ALONG .BLACK PEOPLE YOU SUREWANT MZKE IT TO HEAVEN THST IS SIN AND SIN IS NOT GOING. TO INTER IN. PEOPLE BETTER WAKE UP GET THE HOLY GHOST AND GET BAPTISED IN JESUS NAME.....,......

“who teacheth us more than the beasts of the earth, and maketh us wiser than the fowls of heaven? There they cry, but none giveth answer, because of the pride of evil men. Surely God will not hear vanity, neither will the Almighty regard it.” ‭‭Job‬ ‭35‬:‭11‬-‭13‬ ‭KJVAAE‬‬ “And the Lord shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other; and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone.” ‭‭Deuteronomy‬ ‭28‬:‭64‬ ‭KJVAAE‬‬ “For the Lord is great, and greatly to be praised: he is to be feared above all gods. For all the gods of the nations are idols: but the Lord made the heavens.” ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭96‬:‭4‬-‭5‬ ‭KJVAAE‬‬ All religions are pagan.

You are talking about white churches. If those churches are nkt teaching and preaching Jesus Christ then all people need to leave that church not just the black congregants.

Usually the ones crying wolf (gaslighting) about racism are the racists themselves.

Preaching hate in the church thats what ur doing

Keeping preaching hate brother

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