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New Yorker: Gospel Home for Gays

As presented in the New Yorkers' “Revelations”, Kelefa Sanneh profiles Tonéx, a.k.a. Anthony Charles Williams II, the gospel star whose admission, last September, that he is gay precipitated a stunning fall from grace.

GC Movie Review - Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All By Myself

How do we move past where we've come from; the many hurts and pains that have been inflicted upon us by others? We all know that our ability to love and receive love from others is birthed in how we were loved. As well, the words spoken to us sometimes, to our detriment, will define us. Will we surrender and live life allowing others to define us or will we seek the mercy, truth and love of God and allow Him to define us? This is the resounding message in Tyler Perry's latest film, "I Can Do Bad All By Myself."

An Unbridled Tongue

It has often been said that, “Loose lips sink ships, but small talk will kill you.” Such a cliché has never been truer than when it comes to how the saints’ gossip; under the guise of sharing and keeping our brothers and sisters lifted in prayer. Let’s closely examine this.

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