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Where's God?

Posted on February 17th, 2013

"Where's God" a lesson by Pastor Peezy

Yo whats up ninjas. If you have listened to the mighty death pop, the latest album by ICP then you have probably heard the track titled "Where's God?" thats a legitimate question even I find myself asking at times. Just because we have faith doesn't mean we never question Gods plan. Its because we have faith that we even ask such a question. Surely the athiest isnt asking where God is for they dont believe God exists, but I'm certain every Christian, Jew, muslim, & people of other faiths have asked it too at one time or another. So, when I heard their song "Where's God?" it resonated with me and I knew i had to write this sermon. The only honest answer is we dont know, until we die nobody knows!! Thats why its called faith and not knowledge. When you hear about some innocent child being killed or raped you have to ask where God is if your a decent human being. Its not right that screwed up people who do evil things live prosperous lives while good people and innocent children suffer. 

It seems as a people and as a nation we have turned our backs and hardened our hearts against God. Almost all religious tests have the same basic rules. They tend to include bans on murder and dishonesty (lying, cheating, etc.), & promote brotherly love for your fellow humans. We as a humans seem unable to follow just these three basic universal truths. Could you imagine the paradise we would live in if we could just do those three things? No wars, no hungry or homeless people. If we see our fellow ninja is down we try to help them up because it's the Juggalo way, but if the whole world would do that, man that would be awesome. No squabbling over religion just acceptance and respect for each individual and their faith. 

It hurts to see innocents violated and abused but in this country its normal. So normal that 9 times out of 10 we ignore it. There are about 3500 abortions performed in the USA every day & It's not just abortion, its child abuse, slavery we continue to finance in other countries, we have become vain and superficial, we lust after wealth and power. Greed and jealousy have lead men to do great evils to gain a few dollars. All of these thing have lead us down a dark, dark path ninjas. We got to be the ones who show the world the light again. Juggalos may be the last true lights left in this world. Regardless of religion, or faith, or skin color, or place of birth, we are brothers and sisters in the carnival, Juggalo Family forever!!!!!

Dont get me wrong homie im not perfect, far from it. I own an Xbox that some factory worker in china who gets paid crap wages made. Ive even had a small breakdown over it. I do not want to cause harm to or hurt another human being just so I can be entertained. life is a precious gift given by our heavenly father in Shangri-La and it is a blink in the grand scheme of things. Thats why, its up to us Juggalos to do the right thing and help others, do what's right by being an example, and encouraging others to be examples for the world too. Let's show the world what juggalos are all about. Acceptance, Respect, and Family love. 
God Bless
McL mFl
Pastor Peezy







You Do Matter By Pastor Jay

Posted on July 12th, 2012

Whoop Whoop!

 
Pastor Jay here. I'm new to JuggaloFaith.com and really looking forward to sharing my love of Christ with others in our family. 
 
I like to feel useful, as if someone actually needs me. It makes me feel good to think that people need me. I like to think that my presence actually matters. God has a plan for us all and part of god's plan for me was join the fam in fellowship. 

Are you like me and you like to think that your presence actually matters? Do you like to think that you are needed? Do you like to think that you matter? Do you like to think that you will be missed if you aren’t around?

Perhaps you feel like life has given you the bone, that you don't matter and that you aren't needed. 

Well, Jesus told us that His followers will be missed if they weren’t around. Juggalos, when you believe in Jesus, you have a specific role to play in the world around you. You matter because if your presence didn’t matter on earth, why would you still be here? 

Being part of our family, you witness ups and downs, highs and lows, on a day to day basis. You feel the warmth of interacting with fellow juggalos and you feel the hate from those who don't understand our world. Christians have gone through the same range of  emotions for thousands of years. Christians have found a way to rise above the hate and embrace the feeling of self worth by simply believing in Christ.

Following Juggalo websites for years, the worst thing in the world is when you hear about a member of the fam passing on. Even sadder is when that death is tied to a suicide. There isn't a person on earth who hasn't dealt with depression, myself included. And if you are in a dark place, I hope this sermon finds you well.

David wrote in Psalm 43 about feelings of depression & discouragement. "Why are you in despair, O my soul? And why are you disturbed within me? Hope in God, for I shall again praise Him, The help of my countenance, and my God." David knew that by taking his focus away from his own troubles & shift them to the purposes of God, he would soon praise God for His overcoming deliverance.

Even Jesus experienced discouragement in the garden of Gethsemane in Matthew 26:37-42 where He said to His disciples, "My soul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death. Stay here & keep watch with Me. Going a little farther he fell with his face to the ground & prayed, "My Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will." Jesus knew that trials, troubles, & temptations would come to test His faith, yet He never wavered with unbelief. He was fully persuaded that God’s will would allow Him to triumph over any problem, person, or power.

Juggalos, if you are reading this and feeling like your life doesn't matter, keep in mind that Violent J, Blaze & Jesus Christ, have all dealt with depression, so you are not alone. Don't keep it bottled up. Reach out to love ones, reach out to your family (be it blood or homies), shoot me an email or seek professional help. But in addition to reaching out to people you know or seeking the help of a professional, I also ask that you reach out to God, who knows you better than you know yourself. God has spent thousands of years helping those who need help the most. You are no different than billions before you. God loves you all the same.

No matter what you think, you do matter. 

MCL
 

Pastor Jayn.







Sermon: Homie, It's Cold Outside By Rev Last Rite

Posted on December 24th, 2011

 

To all who read this Sermon Greetings,

 
It has been a long time since my fingers have touched keyboard to write a sermon.  Even now it is difficult to formulate thoughts, words, and meanings.  It seems like a mountain of opposition is against Words of Peace to be given to the ears of the those who would listen.  My Military Career has placed me in situations that are both interesting, challenging and memorable.  Most challenging is juggling Life as a Sailor, Life as a Father, Life as a Husband, and Life as a Minister.  If you notice I didn't put Life as a Juggalo, fore I feel that being an older Juggalo encompasses all these things.  The one thing that I can tell, upon my return to Virginia Beach is the lack of Family Love and Respect.  It seems that in my absence, everyone began to hate one another.  This saddens me greatly.  But the Xmas Season, regardless of culture or religion, presents a worthy opportunity.  It is the chance to celebrate Birth, celebrate Life, remember the Past, rekindle the flames of human bonds and rebuild the bridges that were once broken.  The Holiday Season presents the opportunity to start anew, with Future endeavors and a chance at New Beginnings that can change one's gloomy outlook on Life.
 
The problem that we have is that each one of us have bridges that we have shattered beyond recognition.  I, myself, included have relationships that I have tanked and destroyed like Gundam Wing Zero's Beam Cannon splattering a Zaku in the face, mad love to those who know what I just said.  But, I know that I mustn't segregate myself from those who care because Homie, It's cold outside.  What are we but empty shells without Love?  No one to laugh with or share in a memory.  No one to feel our pain when we are down, or to give comfort and an uplifting word.  Dang Homie, It's cold outside.
 
Let the spirit of the season move beyond decorations, fat commercialized bastards that bring presents, or some pumpkin pie.  Open your hearts and minds to people less fortunate than you.  Listen to a ninja's problems and bend an ear.  Or simply lend a smile.  Peace towards Man is only possible if you are willing to give it and He/She is willing to Receive it.
 
Much Family Love
Rev. Jason Faanes...aka Rev. Last Rite
Presiding Minister, Founder
Fellowship Of Juggalos






Parable Of The Sower

Posted on June 3rd, 2011

 

Sup Juggalos,

 

You know that music is a media.  Art is a media.  Literature is a form of media.  Different forms of media are used to convey messages in different ways.  The Bible tells a story that is both in rhythmic poetry and in prose.  It can provide knowledge, inspire, enhance faith, shock and confuse.  Such the same can be said about other forms of media.  I believe that one can easily said that music can do the same thing.  Like other forms of media art, the Bible isn’t straight forward and sometimes like a Picasso needs interpretation.  Christ’s Parables is an example of the use of a riddle to bring forth thought and meaning.

Matthew 13

The Parable of the Sower

 1 That same day Jesus went out of the house and sat by the lake. 2 Such large crowds gathered around him that he got into a boat and sat in it, while all the people stood on the shore. 3 Then he told them many things in parables, saying: “A farmer went out to sow his seed. 4 As he was scattering the seed, some fell along the path, and the birds came and ate it up. 5 Some fell on rocky places, where it did not have much soil. It sprang up quickly, because the soil was shallow. 6 But when the sun came up, the plants were scorched, and they withered because they had no root. 7 Other seed fell among thorns, which grew up and choked the plants. 8 Still other seed fell on good soil, where it produced a crop—a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown. 9 Whoever has ears, let them hear.”

 10 The disciples came to him and asked, “Why do you speak to the people in parables?”

 11 He replied, “Because the knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you, but not to them. 12 Whoever has will be given more, and they will have an abundance. Whoever does not have, even what they have will be taken from them. 13 This is why I speak to them in parables:

   “Though seeing, they do not see;
   though hearing, they do not hear or understand.

   14 In them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah:

   “‘You will be ever hearing but never understanding;
   you will be ever seeing but never perceiving.
15 For this people’s heart has become calloused;
   they hardly hear with their ears,
   and they have closed their eyes.
Otherwise they might see with their eyes,
   hear with their ears,
   understand with their hearts
and turn, and I would heal them.’[a]

   16 But blessed are your eyes because they see, and your ears because they hear. 17 For truly I tell you, many prophets and righteous people longed to see what you see but did not see it, and to hear what you hear but did not hear it.

   18 “Listen then to what the parable of the sower means: 19 When anyone hears the message about the kingdom and does not understand it, the evil one comes and snatches away what was sown in their heart. This is the seed sown along the path. 20 The seed falling on rocky ground refers to someone who hears the word and at once receives it with joy. 21 But since they have no root, they last only a short time. When trouble or persecution comes because of the word, they quickly fall away. 22 The seed falling among the thorns refers to someone who hears the word, but the worries of this life and the deceitfulness of wealth choke the word, making it unfruitful. 23 But the seed falling on good soil refers to someone who hears the word and understands it. This is the one who produces a crop, yielding a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown.”

REV’S TAKE

The same can be said for Our Family. How many times must speak about values, charity, goodwill, and the meaning of Family?  Yet so many have come into our Family screaming Juggalo only to be plucked away by the bird of drama, violence, and greed (or the need for attention).  They have eyes but they do not see the glory of Shangri La.  They have ears and yet they do not heed the Call of the Carnival.  Some run full on into this Family not fully understanding that we are not without our shortfalls and yet they become disappointed and lose Faith.  But there are those who do feel that this Family extends far beyond where the next party or concert lies.  There are those who with strong conviction and feeling uphold the traditions of caring for our brothers and sisters both in the physical and in spirit.

MCL

Rev. Last Rite

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Wisdom Stands The Test Of Time

Posted on February 21st, 2011

 

Sup Juggalos,

I recently got some new hardware and software that I have been trying out to improve our Radio Broadcasts.  So, unfortunately, I was unable to pull things together and get a broadcast out last Sunday.   I have recently been given some interestingly good news.  I have been contacted by an Individual who has been interested in doing an interview with me for an Australian TV Documentary covering different types of spirituality.  So they have agreed to come meet with me at my house with a camera crew.  They have also agreed to do the interview Live on MyJuggaloSpace Radio.  So please look forward to dates and times for that.

 

Now Let me jump into some Book of Matthew.

Matthew 11

Jesus and John the Baptist

 1 After Jesus had finished instructing his twelve disciples, he went on from there to teach and preach in the towns of Galilee.[a]

 2 When John, who was in prison, heard about the deeds of the Messiah, he sent his disciples 3 to ask him, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?”

 4 Jesus replied, “Go back and report to John what you hear and see: 5 The blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy[b] are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is proclaimed to the poor. 6 Blessed is anyone who does not stumble on account of me.”

 7 As John’s disciples were leaving, Jesus began to speak to the crowd about John: “What did you go out into the wilderness to see? A reed swayed by the wind? 8 If not, what did you go out to see? A man dressed in fine clothes? No, those who wear fine clothes are in kings’ palaces. 9 Then what did you go out to see? A prophet? Yes, I tell you, and more than a prophet. 10 This is the one about whom it is written:

   “‘I will send my messenger ahead of you,
   who will prepare your way before you.’[c]

   11 Truly I tell you, among those born of women there has not risen anyone greater than John the Baptist; yet whoever is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he. 12 From the days of John the Baptist until now, the kingdom of heaven has been subjected to violence,[d] and violent people have been raiding it. 13 For all the Prophets and the Law prophesied until John. 14 And if you are willing to accept it, he is the Elijah who was to come. 15 Whoever has ears, let them hear.

   16 “To what can I compare this generation? They are like children sitting in the marketplaces and calling out to others:

   17 “‘We played the pipe for you,
   and you did not dance;
we sang a dirge,
   and you did not mourn.’

   18 For John came neither eating nor drinking, and they say, ‘He has a demon.’ 19 The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and they say, ‘Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners.’ But wisdom is proved right by her deeds.

REV’S TAKE:

What I find most interesting about this passage is the fact that even though it is ages old it still holds true today.  So many rebel against Faith or (for those who do not believe) rebel against personal responsibility.  No one is perfect.  We are all sinners.  But when you try to do something good.  When you try to do something positive not just for your Life but for others as well…you see those naysayers out there who try to discredit you and who try to demonize you. 

I have said this multiple times and have preached many a sermon.  More than I have had the opportunity to write down.  I have talked about an opportunity.  The opportunity for generations of Individuals, both Juggalo and non-Juggalo to achieve a cohesiveness of cultures.  It is a chance to step away from the chains of ill will and embrace change and open our hearts to the Carnival and to one another.  But so many times we have asked for a call to Faith or even at its basic we’ve asked for a strengthening of the bonds of Family.  As the passage says “To what can I compare this generation? They are like children sitting in the marketplaces and calling out to others:

   17 “‘We played the pipe for you,
   and you did not dance;
we sang a dirge,
   and you did not mourn.’

But to the Juggalo Nation I re-word this passage to help you relate to what we are talking about here.

“To what can we compare our Juggalo Nation?  They are like children who sit on their steps and we said

‘We offered you Faygo,

And you did not drink.

We’ve shared in your pain

And you still hurt us.’

How much longer must we say Family and yet you stay silent and do not hug?  How much longer do we try to remind people of values and yet you spit at your neighbor?  And when someone tries to utter words of peace you gnash your teeth and say cult.  When someone talks of responsibility they are called ‘fake’.  When someone questions the collective then they are accused of not being Family.  “But wisdom is proved right by her deeds.” 

There is a difference between Intelligence and Wisdom.  Intelligence is a level of knowledge that is short term.  It is a measure of one’s knowledge in the now.  Wisdom stands the test of time.  It is a level of knowledge that is based on experience.  It cannot be taught in text books.  So let us use Wisdom to govern our actions.  Let us recognize what is good and what is right.  Let us embrace what is different and look towards peace.

MCL

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Road To Recovery

Posted on January 25th, 2011

 

Sup Juggalos,

 

I just want to clarify some things in the beginning of this sermon so that you can see where the Fellowship Of Juggalos is currently at.  I’m going to be honest.  Since I moved from Virginia to Maryland, the actions, impact and participation within and throughout the Fellowship Of Juggalos has lessened drastically.  I want to apologize to Rev. Wicked Wyatt who has tried tirelessly to rekindle the roaring fire that was once FOJ.  I want apologize to Mark because of my inability to join him in this cause.  As I’m sure all of you have noticed my participation on both the web and throughout the Community has been lacking.  Sermons barely get posted, my web presence has dropped.  I believe that the cause of this is due to my Shift work schedule.  Having barely little time to log on and conduct business has made things difficult.  As it stands now, I am only able to go onto MJS once a week and my myspace is virtually useless.  My second in command, Arch Minister Dave, is (like me) working constantly to support his family.  Giving the current difficulties, I have decided to bring FOJ back to the basics.  One minister preaching on the radio.  I will still send out sermons when I can.  Worry not, this does not spell the end of those who preach Juggaloism and those who preach for FOJ.  Sermons still spread out across cyberspace.  Pastor Peezy joins the chorus on the newly re-imagined www.juggalofaith.com .  Fear not, I have built FOJ from the ground up and I have re-built FOJ from the ashes on more than one occasion and I shall do the same when I return to VA.  My doors shall open once again to Juggalos looking for an ear to bend, a scrap of food, a sip of faygo, or just a place to chill.  The words of the Carnival shall continue to ring out to any who will listen.

 

Now let me speak of our Recovery.  As a church can be rebuilt from its ashes by the will of its parishioners then so too can then our lives be rebuilt from its ashes by the will of the Individual.  Even though as it seems that our lives have crumbled to the ground and happiness feels so out of reach, we can choose by the grace of the Carnival to lift ourselves up.  Scrub away the stains of the past as a new slate is given to us.  As we know from prior teaching that for each door closed another is opened.  As each opportunity fades another is laid before us.  We need only to reach out and grab for it.  We need only to grab the knob and walk right through.  But how can we walk through new doors of opportunity if we continue to plant our roots in lands that lack opportunity.  How can we move forward if we allow so much and yet so little to hold us back. 

 

Some cultures have ritual and ceremony to mark ends of an era.  It is designed to wipe out past mistakes and past sorrows.  It also allows you to hope for a new life.  So if it is a new life that you need then drop the overbearings of the old life.  I don’t care what it is; relationships, drugs, employment and overall success.  I don’t care where you start.  You must start someplace.  You must find and make your happiness happen.  Point yourself into a direction and determine how you are going to get their next, because for each step you take forward now leaves you one step away from where you were.  Get up, brush the dust off and walk onto your road to recovery.

 

MCL

Rev. Last Rite

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What Type Are You?

Posted on January 11th, 2011

As I set here, The midnight train is blowing its horn rolling down the tracks to its final destination. Below me in her dining room, My mother travels toward her final destination as well, she has been diagnosed with inoperable terminal cancer. She can’t eat much, she throws up all the time, and she is weaker than I have ever seen her in my life. I’m losing my mother far too soon. I always assumed I had at least 10 to 15 years before I had to start worrying about her. I was so, so wrong. I now have at best a few months, but in all honesty I’m praying she can make it for the next two months at least. I believe my mother will go to heaven, because she was a genuine Christian. 

You see there are various types of Christians. They range from the most honest and sincere to the most superficial, to the outright sinful. The lord says, we are to love our neighbor as our brothers and sisters. We are tough that Love is the fulfillment of the Commandments and Law’s of G-d. We are asked to be selfless and persons of integrity.  However not all peoples who call themselves Christian embody the teaching of Christ. From here out we’ll discuss different “Archetypes” of Christian.

I suppose the first type we can talk about is the “Barbie Christians”. These are the people that go to church because they think that that will ensure a nice house and a nice car and a nice “Barbie” life. When these things fail to materialize they claim G-d has forsaken them or that G-d must hate them and they leave the church and G-d behind in pursuit of material possessions. Don’t be fooled into thinking  G-d is there to serve you. No my brother or sister, you are there to serve G-d!  Praise Jesus there is hope for these people. All is not lost, yet it may take a while for these types to return. Keep the faith and pray for them

The second Type We’ll discuss is the “Bible Thumper”. These people mean well the problem is they do more harm than good. Nobody wants to hear someone else quoting scripture to them in an attempt to show them the way to G-d and Jesus. It’s not that there bad people, they just don’t understand how to teach the ways of our lord. Christ teaches us that we are to be examples to others, that they may see our Christianity by our actions and know our master through our deed. When we show honor, integrity, and a joyful spirit, we shine like a city on a hill for all to see.

The third type, which is probably the worst type of Christian is the “Weekend Apostle” These are the Guys and Girls that go to church to be forgiven for the previous weeks life of sin. This type will knowingly and willingly commit sin after sin because they figure they have the time. They’ll be forgiven when they go to church. These are the ones that often leave the church never to return. They end up addicted to drugs and booze and let them ruin their life, and if their fortunate they will find their way back to G-d and be a “Genuine Christian”

And Finally we’ll speak on the “Genuine Christian” . A Genuine Christian has learned that people are people and they make mistakes. They understand that Love is the path to Joy and G-d is the path to love. They reserve judgment to Christ and Christ alone. They know that in G-d the father through Christ Jesus we are made whole and new again. They understand to be born again is to Be made a new creature, even if it’s a slow process. They place aside the things of the world and fight a spiritual warfare.  They understand that they will never understand the will of G-d and know that G-d reveals to us his will for our life in his desired time.

 This list is just the tip of the iceberg, but I bet you know one of these types. If there not the genuine type then pray for them, pray for their heart to be open to G-d’s will in their life.  That they may receive the blessings that G-d has set aside for them.  With enough prayers perhaps they can find the righteous path, I did. Thanks to my mother and grandmother. Without their prayers I’d most likely be in jail for something stupid.  Anyhow think about this ninja, What type are you.

 

G-d Bless                                                                                                                                                                               Pastor Peezy

Mcl Mfl                                                                                                                                                                                JuggaloFaith

 

 



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Holding Onto Christmas

Posted on December 12th, 2010

 

 

Sup Juggalos,

This time of year is usually very difficult for people who feel alone.  The feelings of loneliness do not have to limited to those who have no one around them.  Some people are surrounded by people but also feel very alone.  This feeling of despair is greatly increased during the Holiday Season and it is times like these that we need to be reminded that truly as Juggalos or even just as spiritual people we are never alone. 

 

It’s funny… I’ve been watching the TV with my children and we have seen Rudolf, Frosty and the Miracle at your Mom’s Street, but with all the different religious celebrations from various cultures across the globe happening during these Holidays all I see is the fat red-robed bastard.  Commercialism is rampant during the Holidays.  Quick it’s September let’s put out the candy and costumes.  Now before we’re done with that let’s put the costumes at half off and start pimping those turkeys.  Before we have a chance to even stop and wonder what the hell we were Thankful for you better fight off the crowds, evade reduced price raging shoppers and try not to get stabbed over the new XBOX Kinect.  Has the Blackness of Black Friday corrupted what was meant to be Joy for the Season. 

 

Alas, there are other things that have become tradition over the Holiday Season, like spending time with your Family.  Normally we come together and gather and someone’s house to either enjoy the pleasantness of Family getting together and catching up, or indulge in our favorite game of name that Drama Queen.  Regardless of the quirks that some families have it’s good to see how everyone is doing with their Life.  But Not everyone has a functional Family.  Coming from a dysfunctional Family I fully understand what it is like to live in an environment that instead of harboring Love, Comfort and Values, you find Jealousy, Deceit and Violence.  Where as what should be a Family figure who either nurtures or shares with you, instead you have betrayal and pointless competition.  It is for those unfortunate who have these situations (which would probably be the majority  vice the minority) the Holiday Season is a constant reminder of that which we should but do not have in their Life.

 

I find that there are a lot of conservatives who have trouble stomaching the idea that you can have Family that is not your blood.  It is important for me to make this statement:  Blood Family is very important, however any human can combine genetic sequences and proteins to create a child, but it takes REAL Family to raise a child.  So truly Family is where you find it.  Family comes in many forms.  Perhaps your grand parents are not those whom you live with or visit, but perhaps it is the old crone who lives down the street who bends your ear to wisdom and warms you with her smile.  Perhaps the one who is your mother is the one who brings you comfort, nurses your wounds and encourages you to do better and open your heart.  Perhaps the one who is your father is the older man who you respect who protects you and passes one words of knowledge and guidance.  Family is one that helps you grow, one that makes you better, one that loves you unconditionally. 

 

In these trying times it’s hard to remember who your Family is and sometimes we find ourselves left out in the cold.  Let us not forget that the younger generation looks up to the old heads within the Juggalo Nation.  If you have the ability please open your home or organize a holiday party in your area so that the Juggalos who feel left out during the Holidays feel that they have a place to go.  I remember when I was stationed in Virginia Beach we would organize a picnic or sometimes a Secret Ninja Santa.  We would do something so that the folks who couldn’t celebrate with warmth by a fire at least felt the warmth of our hearts. 

 

Happy Holidays this season and remember that it isn’t the gifts that we buy or the tree that we decorate, but it’s the Peace and Goodwill towards Mankind.  These are the things worth holding onto this Christmas.

 

MCL

Rev. Last Rite

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Plentiful Harvest

Posted on December 2nd, 2010

Sup Juggalos,

We all deal with the slings and arrows of today’s living.  Surmounting a mountain is possible as long as you have a sure footing.  But in today’s world I really have to ask the question “is there still Faith?”  Tramatized by what we see in the news everyday.  Shocked by the lengths of debauchery and the horrible crimes that people are willing to commit on each other.  Life loses its preciousness.  Evil people run rampant killing children in the night.  What has happened in the world?  How long does it take for this disease to infect the Love that is “supposed” to reside in our Family?  Or has it already?  It is so hard to have a church, cultivate a church in a world that is at war.  I have had a hard time trading with my Mission that requires me to wear a uniform and my Mission that requires me to pray.  When the church first started our support was endless.  The Congregation was packed.  The volunteers were plenty and yet when asked to make sacrifices those who eagerly rose their hand quickly hid amongst the masses.  Some were unable to help because Life happens and we have to support our families and work jobs.  Thus like every garden that has been felled we stand up and rebuild as always.  But the words that Christ has to offer provides me with some guidance.

 

35 Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. 36 When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. 37 Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. 38 Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.”

 

There are so many who are hurt.  There are so many who are in pain.  We can go from city to city and dig through the pockets of the sorrowful and find that plentiful is the ninja whose heart hurts.  Plentiful is the ninja who struggles to pay their bills or simply just live.  Plentiful is the ninja who has lost their Faith or is losing their Faith.  But the workers are few…  The people who care are few… The people who love are few… We distance ourselves and yet who should care.  Does it take a priest?  Does it take a reverend?  No…because any of you can care.  Any of you can pick up the axe.  Any of you can pick up the hoe.  Any of you can tend the flock and harvest the field.  We need only to care…only to open our hearts…only to listen and only to love.  Which one of you will go into the garden and just listen, just love?

 

MCL

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Cyber Bullying

Posted on November 7th, 2010

Sup Juggalos,

You know with today’s technology, the internet, cell phones, and social networking we are capable of being in contact with anybody at anytime.  Unless you’re trying to contact me that’ll be a little difficult.  Nonetheless, with the changing times and the information age it seems that problems that didn’t exist back when I was a teenager are rearing their ugly heads and are a big problem for today’s youth.  Have you ever met a teenager that doesn’t have a cell phone?  This is a teen’s life blood.  I didn’t grow up with cell phones, email or texting.  I remember when I first joined the Navy in September 1994, the only way to get a hold of someone was to either call with a prepaid calling card or to write them a letter.  Letters only got through if the Helicopter came, and if the Helo crashes like one of mine did, then you’re poop out of luck.  You see kids these days and they can’t live without that cell phone.  The worst thing you can do is to take away a kid’s cell.  It’s like an electronic leash.  I was at a church service and this teenager was texting.  The conversation must have got heated because she was mashing those keys.  And then she run and tell her friend what the person on the other line was saying to offend her.  I asked if I could see her phone.  She handed it to me…I turned it off.  She looked at me like I was a freakazoid.  I was like “What?! Now you don’t have to worry about anyone pissing you off.  I tried to explain to her that she had the power.  She had the power not to respond or she had the power to respond to it later.  She stared at me if she didn’t understand the concept.  What do you mean I can screen my calls?  What do you mean I can block?  What do you mean that I have an option not to listen to their bullshit? 

 I can’t seem to find very many people who can say that they weren’t picked on or bullied to some extent while going to school.  Those years are a difficult time.  Kids are cruel and fitting in isn’t always the case, especially if you come from a different culture, or background.  One could easily say that we haven’t fully established our Individual selves until we are older.  But in this awkward period we should all have the right to experience our own confusions and self realizations unmolested and unharmed.  We must also remember and come to realize that with today’s technology it may not be so simple to walk away from or is it?  Ultimately who is responsible for internet activity?  Who is responsible for the actions of our children?   It’s an age old question that seems to become more difficult and yet so simple to answer.  The media and governments will battle and say that our children’s actions is the responsibility of one organization or another.  They will shoulder the blame of our youth’s behavior on video games, music or the school system.  Ultimately, however, the responsibility of our children belongs to us.  Us, meaning the adults, the parents, and the children themselves.  Parents can control access to websites and the purchase of games or music.  Education is the key when teaching our children right from wrong.  Unfortunately not every parent shares in this responsibility and that is why the phrase rings more true today then before “It takes a village to raise a child”.

But what of bullying?  Bullying can come from a many different profiles of people, many forms and can happen to anyone.  Traditionally the Bully use to be a kids who hated their own life and decided that the only way that they could feel satisfaction is by making other people feel less than them.  In some ways this is still true.  But now the Bully can be an elitist who actually believes that they are better than everyone else and the only way to maintain that superiority to beat down the little people.  Recognizing who the bullies are isn’t as near as important as curbing bully behavior.  It takes a social change of non-tolerance when it comes to bullying.  Education in schools shouldn’t be limited to a single classroom exercise, but should be expanded as to not just a part of the mandatory curriculum but should become part of the faculty and student body mentality.  Each student should be encourage to suppress bullying behavior and encouraged to turn in the bullies.  Each faculty member should confidentially receive all reports of bullying and should stand up for the victim even if it isn’t the popular thing to do.

Most of all, is our young’s inner feelings.  In a society that has little room for the outcast, can we at least preach Acceptance.  Not just for the masses but shouldn’t our children be taught to accept and Love themselves for who they are.  A human trait, no doubt, to constantly seek the Acceptance and want for belonging and human compassion.  We must teach our young that it’s okay to be different and that when you or someone else is different that they shouldn’t outcast, made fun of or even injured.  It is our differences that make us whole as a people.  Embrace those differences and foster self-esteem instead of self-loathing.

MCL
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