

The Blood Cries Out - Apocalyptic Special Episode
Jun 10, 2020
Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on the relevance of apocalyptic literature today. Explore the meaning of Babylon in light of societal injustices and recent events, including reflections on the murder of George Floyd. Discover how the Book of Revelation contrasts divine liberation with worldly oppression. The speakers urge active engagement against systemic injustices, examining the complexities of loyalty in a broken system. Ultimately, they inspire listeners to remain faithful amidst trials and strive for transformation.
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Parents' Intentional Engagement
- Tim Mackie's parents intentionally engaged with Portland's Black community in the 90s.
- They wanted to understand the city's history from a Black perspective.
Son's Fear
- Tim Mackie's son expressed fear after hearing about George Floyd's murder.
- He questioned the safety of police, showing a loss of innocence.
Two Cities
- The Book of Revelation presents a tale of two cities: one ruled by the Lamb and the other, Babylon, which enslaves people.
- Babylon uses its military and economy to lull people into indifference.