Black Society: With Gilbert Wilkerson Sr.

What we allow in our society is what we get. We sow to the wind we get the whirlwind.

Jasmine Crockett is always in the news for controversy, but we need leaders who can make a difference. My thoughts and opinion only, Hope you like the podcast.

Gilbert sits down with three of his friends to discus the church and its people.

Join us as we create a space for rich conversations, deep thinking, and Black brilliance. Lean in, open your mind, and let's explore as Gilbert opens up about the need for Blacks to have a Juneteenth.

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Gilbert, shares his thoughts on the inner and outer problems of Black America, race, heritage and culture.

This is the first of our recording in quite awhile. It’s good to be back and share

Today's I share about the importance of Juneteenth to us a people. The joy of having a holiday to celebrate black people. What a joy to have a day just for you and your people. I discuss the what the future may have in store and what we need to do to protect its Integrity.

Today's podcast is about the importance of blacks as Christians being involved in Social Justice. Although Martin Luther King was a Minister his work in the area of Social Justice changed a lot for Black Christians. Mamy whites worked to bring about change but many pastors were afraid and black people paid with their lives. White preachers need to speak up if they true Christians and stop being afraid of their white freinds.

If you drive though Danville Va., you may find a huge number of Confederate flags flying on private homes and business. This type of behavior is racist and offensive to black people. This Podcast addresses the issue by exposing the hearts of white people and their hatred towards blacks without a cause.

It takes courage to fix those things that need fixing. Whether a relationship you need to leave or getting your house or finances in order. You the only one that can start the process of fixing your own life. 

I talk about the need for a Black Society

I visited the Strange Family reunion to hear about family and the importance of the family reunion. 

It's hard to speak the truth in a society where there is a lot of falsehood, we have to be upright and tell the truth even when it hurts. 

Speak the truth even though it hurts. 

Gilbert 

Today is a day of decision and one of the most important ones we have in our lives and the lives of the unborn. 

Thank you for the decision to listen. 

G.

This segment is my memory of wash day with my mom. The day was long and taxing, but it produced strength in me from carrying water, it produced clean clothes for the entire household, and bonded between me and my mom wokinig together to make family better for us all. 

My father's little quarter only allowed me a little satisfaction but also limited my thinking to what I could not have in life.  Are we only allowed a quarter in life? Do we have limited thinking? This Podcast dives into the many possibilities which lie within us.

This episode is about the town of Danville Va. who seems to be hit by a pandemic of racism. More confederate flags flown there than there is the American flags. Are these true Americans like they say they are? If so then what does why not fly the American flag for which we stand. The question asked by black people is why

Today we are sharing what all we did in 2021 as we faced covid and other situations. In all we made it to 2022 with you. Thank you for being part of the journey. 

I sat down in the studio with author and nutritionist Tanya Walton. Join us as Tanya shares her expertise about health, exercise and wealth. This is life changing. 

This episode came about when I was hesitant about a few things I was not doing because of some unknow fear, I began to ask myself why and I ask you the same question, Why are you procrastinating on moving forward. The road ahead is full of roadblocks, but facing them with courage and not fear makes the difference. 

This message reminds us where our strength comes from as a people. God has kept up through many trials and storms. My message it to continue on and not be discouraged. We cannot abandon God because we seem to have got smarter. Let's keep our souls tied up in God. 

This message came out of a conversation with Bishop Wellington Boone, sharing about the importance of keeping his word. Its a powerful word in today's society because we tend to lose our sense of who they are and what the importance of we say. 

Integrity 

Here Gilbert shares his thoughts on the real meaning of dying. Dying empty or full, it all adds up to the choices you  make.  

We need to reevaluate the meaning of life, because life begins with God and ends with God. of life.

Gilbert talks about our God given ability to do great things,  He also encourages us to bust up our don't wanna's Its motivational and inspiring in nature, Hope you enjoy it. 

This is where I share about the seriousness of committing crimes. It is ugly and we must cut off its ugly head and we are the only ones that can do it. 

Gilbert 

People commit crimes with evil intent to gain, not knowing that in the end they themselves are the victims. I talk about the toll of committing a crime, how it effects the family, the shame a mothers suffers and the breakdown of confidence in children. We have to stop the pandemic of crime in the black community. 

This is the first of our 12 part series entitled, "The Road to Prosperity"  We all have the opportunity to make our utmost dreams a reality. Dreams don;t come true on the couch, we have to apply the principles that take us there. This teaching is the first step to building wealth in your own life not in the life of others. 

In this teaching, we dive deeper into the process of transformation. As a man thinks in his heart so is he is the theme where Gilbert begins to develop his concept of getting you to the first phase of moving out of the comfort zone into the action zone. You are no more than you think of yourself. Change your thinking you change the person. 

The greatest pandemic we are suffering in the black community is the lack of fathers. They have not gone off to war, they just walked out and disappeared from the livelihood of their children.  This episode is only 13 minutes.