In this week's sermon, Rev. William H. Lamar IV explores the themes of divinity, community, and the radical nature of Jesus as a warrior figure. He emphasizes the importance of understanding Jesus's roots in the tradition of the oppressed and challenges the audience to take action in their own deliverance. The conversation delves into historical injustices, the legacy of emancipation, and the necessity of building community in the face of oppression. Rev. Lamar calls for a rejection of monarchical leadership and encourages collective action for justice and liberation, drawing parallels between biblical narratives and contemporary struggles.This week's scripture: Judges 2:1616 Then the Lord raised up judges who delivered them out of the power of those who plundered them.Chapters00:00 The Greatness of God and Humanity01:17 Understanding Jesus: Warrior or Savior?03:17 The Tradition of Jesus: Enslaved vs. Enslavers06:53 Emancipation and the Reality of Freedom10:47 Building Community and Alternative Realities13:58 The Call for Leadership and Resistance18:55 The Cycle of Judges: A Call to Action23:09 God's Role in Deliverance: With Us, Not For Us26:59 The Power of Collective Action30:00 Fannie Lou Hamer: A Modern-Day Judge32:24 The Warrior Jesus: A Call to Battle

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