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A Forgotten American Folk Song’s Powerful Message

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Steve Simms

I live in Nashville, Music City; however, we don’t hear songs like this old American folk song in Nashville or on MTV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtlxoRAAHVU Our culture has changed and the message of this song is no longer heard (or even tolerated). … Continue reading →

Posted in addiction, boundaries, change, Christianity, criticism, discipling, drugs, education, forgiveness, freedom, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, kingdom of God, life, lifestyles, meaning, mind, morality, morals, MTV, music, Music City, mysticism, Nashville, negro spirituals, Oh Sinner Man, popular culture, Quotations, Quotes, recovery, self-image, sin, soul, spiritual, thinking, thoughts, Uncategorized | Tagged 90%, a wretch like me, alcohol, America, American folk song, ancient, answer, aware, awareness, begins to see, believes, bit, brightness, C.S. Lewis, center, changed, chaplain, Christian, churches, clean, clotes, counselor, create, crime, culture, darkest night of the year, depravity, dirt, dirty, don't hear, drug, early days, fact, falsely, filthy, finally, first rays of light, God, God's glory, God's light, good people, good person, grow, hands, have mercy on me, hearts, hint, holier, holy, hymn, I am, I am a sinner, I'm a, increasing, interview, interviewed, Jesus Christ, Jesus prayer, John Newton, know, life, link, listening, live, living, looks, Lord, lost, managed, men, Michael McKinley, misery, monkx, more, more sensitive, nearer, new, noonday sun, notices, O, of the, Oh Sinner Man, old, Orthodox, over the horizon, perhaps, person, Peter K. Nelson, practice, presence, program, quite, rehab, rright, see ourselves, sees, self-destruction, self-judgment, simple question, sinfulness, sinner, son, spiritual darkness, story, sun comes up, surprises, tale, tell, think, Tim Chester, told, toward, ultra-conservative, used by, very far from God, watch, wee bit, what kind, Why, women, woods, word, work, wretched, writer, you, Youtube | 5 Comments

The Most Ignored Words In America

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Steve Simms

What are the most ignorned words in America? I nominate “Viewer Discretion Advised.” The content and attitude of most popular American TV programs prove that Americans use little or no discretion in deciding what programs to watch. My dictionary defines … Continue reading →

Posted in lifestyles, popular culture, self-help, Supreme Court, Uncategorized | Tagged ability, America's, attitudes, bedroom, cautious in speech, content, counting their money, crime, crude humor, crude or indecent language, dictionary, discrete, disrespect, drug use, ears, explicit sexual activity, eyes, fear, feed, flood, gleefully, graphic violence, hearts, in America, industry, intrusive, jock-shocking, L, living room, mean words, minds, most ignored words, nasty, negativity, night, perfersion, poison, profanity, programs, protrayal, rating system, responsible decisions, rude, rudeness, S, sickovision, so called, society, spoken, TV programs, V, Viewer Discretion Advised, violence, vulgarity, warn, watch | 11 Comments

Am I Related To Heroic, Runaway Slave, William Simms?

Posted on March 11, 2011 by Steve Simms

Twenty year-old William Simms was being held captive against his will. Although he had never committed a crime or been in a military setting, he was being forced to do hard labor with six other captives. The people holding them … Continue reading →

Posted in black history, history, lifestyles, self-help | Tagged Abolitionists, American heroes, armed forces, brave, brothers, captive, conducters, crime, escape, founding fathers, Frederic Douglas, Frederick Douglas, Give me liberty, hard labor, Harrett Tubman, history, human property, Irish, military, monuments, New York, Northern, Patrick Henry's cry, Patriots, runaway slaves, sold down the river, South Danby, tortured, underground railroad, Willliam Simms | 7 Comments

Accepting Black History Into American History

Posted on February 15, 2011 by Steve Simms

Some people say that we shouldn’t talk about black history in the USA, just American history. That is a worthy goal — a color blind history where all people are equal. The only problem is that when we honestly look … Continue reading →

Posted in black history, history, lifestyles | Tagged abolitionist movement, African Americans, American history, autobiography, Bible, black codes, black history, black US senators, bondage, color blind, country, crime, darker, equal, experience, Frederic Douglas, government institutions, human, inequality, laws education, legal rights, Mark Twain, marriage, Native Americans, Paul Harvey, property, psyche, Puddin Head wilson, racial groups, rape, reading, reconstruction, selling, slave narratives, slave rebellions, slavery, Stowe, textbooks, the Constitution, the rest of the story, Uncle Tom's Cabin, underground railroad, USA, whites, William Monroe Trotter, worship | 12 Comments

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A Forgotten American Folk Song’s Powerful Message

The Most Ignored Words In America

Am I Related To Heroic, Runaway Slave, William Simms?

Accepting Black History Into American History

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