Whispering Hope

In this episode Doug Kelley shares his experience growing up in Montana, where the notion of racism wasn't something that he remembers. He goes on to saying how people and politics divide us but there is hope in Christ Jesus who doesn't see the color of the skin but the condition of the heart.

In this episode #4 listen to Larry talk about discovering and experiencing God's love in his heart...and how this made a huge difference in his relationship and dealing with others thereby taking small but firm steps in race relations. Jesus Christ is the answer!

In this episode 3, you will listen to how the word 'gal' used innocently to communicate about a person...meaning to refer to a girl, was misunderstood and caused a friction and a potential racial problem. Communication is so important and to understand each other is critical, and it would help if we had our mind opened to the language spoken by the other person and first... listen rather than prejudge. You will find some great lessons and positive things take place which in some small measure will thwart race issues and build race relations.

Listen to Larry Harris, a man who grew up on the streets of Los Angeles and now is the senior pastor at Open Arms Christian Center. He shares some interesting stories and perspectives of some words that's used by Doug Kelley and how he at first was angry but then came to understand what was really meant. Tune in and listen. You will enjoy and get some simple yet powerful thinking that will help in resolving the race relations in the US. 

Two individuals - one  white and the other an African-American from two distinctly different backgrounds meet in a Church in Los Angeles. You will hear about their challenges and barriers but through it all...they work out their difference because of their love for Jesus. In this episode they introduce themselves to our listeners. Following this introduction episode...you will hear some interesting feelings and misunderstandings which is representative in some measure with what is happening on a broader scale between the whites and the blacks. It's time we understood that all are children of the Living God..there's no white...there's no black favorites in God's eyes. Honestly, politicians whip up these feelings to meet their own selfish agenda...Look at your fellow being as God's creation. Running through those veins whether you are black or white...is blood and the color is red! Jesus shed His precious blood on the cross for all and He desires that we live in harmony. Follow this series and be blessed  

Two individuals - one  white and the other an African-American from two distinctly different backgrounds meet in a Church in Los Angeles. You will hear about their challenges and barriers but through it all...they work out their difference because of their love for Jesus. In this episode they introduce themselves to our listeners. Following this introduction episode...you will hear some interesting feelings and misunderstandings which is representative in some measure with what is happening on a broader scale between the whites and the blacks. It's time we understood that all are children of the Living God..there's no white...there's no black favorites in God's eyes. Honestly, politicians whip up these feelings to meet their own selfish agenda...Look at your fellow being as God's creation. Running through those veins whether you are black or white...is blood and the color is red! Jesus shed His precious blood on the cross for all and He desires that we live in harmony. Follow this series and be blessed.

When personal dreams get shattered...God's plan takes over. This is a personal story of Gabriel Rufus who came from India to the US after working in a senior position in an ad agency. He thought he would get a red carpet welcome, and because of his background and experience any ad agency would just grab him. That was not to be....Most of the agencies said there were only entry level positions available. The only job that he could get was at Staples. Listen to his story in this episode. The moral of the story is: Humble yourself in the sight of the Lord and He will lift you up.