In this last portion of our 3 part series we go deeper into the subject of how the church has contributed to the error and false imagery that the world has taken as facts (i.e. pictures drawn in Bibles for kids or adults) or even famous paintings on Biblical characters. Did you know most of the Bible, especially the Old Testament occurred in the Middle East and Africa? Some mentioned the areas touching the Mediterranean Sea (Old Testament). Without that understanding, off the top, one may be deceived or misread or have the wrong world view of the Bible. The KKK is an example of such a deception. We talk about that and much more in this episode.

This part 2 of our series is going deeper into important subjects around why the #blacklivesmatter hashtag exists. We are touching some very important things in this issue for the whole world to understand including how media: artwork, statues, movies, photographs, etc affect the way people see things.

Are you like many people who did not know the difference between the Black Lives Matter hashtag versus the Organization that has the same name? Did you know that using the #blacklivesmatter hashtag does not mean that person supports the organization called Black Lives Matter anymore than someone using the hashtag #christian makes that person a follower of Yeshua (Jesus)? In this Part 1 of our 3 part series on this subject we delve into some really important concepts to add to this very crucial conversation that the whole world seems to be having about injustices toward people groups. Pneu Pneuma does not support or back the organization called Black Lives Matter in any shape form or fashion. We do, however, agree that at this moment in history it is time to concentrate on the "proverbial burning house" (the issues of those who have been oppressed as part of the groups who descend from African slaves brought to America and throughout the world) instead of the many houses (all other groups not oppressed by the same issues) that surround it, which at this time have not caught on fire.

In this part two with Bob & Annette, they reveal details about their childhoods and how they came to deeper relationships with the Lord, their progression through denominations to where they are today, their Christian school catered to inner city African American kids, how they gathered many Believers in Baltimore together in meetings where God moved amazingly, they revealed some hidden nuggets that are relevant about church history around the world over the past more than 500 years and why Maryland is the only state in the United States with a cross on its flag. This is a fun and insightful interview segment with the Stagmers.

Tywan Lewis aka “Too Phliy” , a name given to Him by his mentor in early 2009, was born and raised in Washington, DC, surrounded by music, and at age 10 he became fascinated with rap music and rhyming. Life took him on several different paths that were unrelated: drug dealing, street life and Go-Go music. 

As a result of his life being changed he pursued Christian Hip Hop music as part of his ministry purpose. He later came to make his stage name, Too Phliy, an acronym, meaning Taking Off Oppression Putting His Life In You (T.O.O. P.H.L.I.Y.). He is also the Co-Ceo of Day Of Atonement Music Group and is set to bring that heat to the music world! Find him on all social media and music on the major platforms.

In this final part of the 3 part series, Timothy Robinson reveals various ways that racism has affected him and his family through the government. He also reveals how it keeps people from speaking up, because of the creative ways that people use the system to get around being called racist, while doing favors for those who they like, but allowing others to remain in lesser conditions, etc, or allowing those who are more qualified to get passed up, because they did not bow down to "kiss the ring".

In this part 2 of the 3 part series, Timothy Robinson delves deeper into the depths of racism in the military and government and the nuances of how racism occurs.

Are you a veteran of the military (in any country)? Imagine being sent into the middle of Iraq several times fighting an enemy, while also among those who were supposed to be on the same team, but were enemies in disguise, also trying to kill you. Not only did he survive that, but also was blessed by God to not be in places where people were killed just after he left or just after they left. With so many close calls and situations there is no wonder he is grateful to be alive today with a tremendous story to tell. 

Timothy Robinson aka Robbie served in the U.S. Military for more than 20 years and retired. He is a Baltimore native and has been playing musical instruments since he was a child. He has played the keyboard for the Winans (Marvin, Michael, Ronald and Carvin) and has even had some "jam sessions" with John P. Kee and others to name a few. After moving to South Carolina as a teenager, through his mom's pursuit of ministry relationships, he was introduced to the Lakin family and also became friends with the Lakin's children John, David and Shelia (who went on to become one of the lead singers for John P. Kee). 

When Tim starts going into childhood memories it becomes emotional at times when great memories are told, and the reason for this depth of emotion is because Tim is Norman's uncle and they practically grew up as brothers with only a few years' difference in their ages.  Tim reveals things never shared before this interview about his life that will help many to face their past memories that they seldom speak on. 

This and much more will be discussed. This is part 1 of the 3 part series on Racism in the U.S. Government. Trust us, this is just a warm-up to the second and third parts that you don't wanna miss.

In this part 3 of 3 we finish our very important dialogue addressing the following topics:

1) Why Black Lives Should Matter

2) Different Characteristics

3) From Militant to Ethnic Reconciler

4) Get rid of Prejudice”

In this part 2 of 3 series we discuss the following topics:

1) Systematic Oppression and Racism 

2) Being Befriended as Overcompensation

3) Negligible Diversity Among Authorities 

4) Slowly Boiling

5) Typical Story of a D.O.S.

6) Jesus the Middle Easterner