Keep the fire Burning

Pascal's Wager is an argument in philosophy devised by the seventeenth-century Frenchphilosopher, mathematician and physicist Blaise Pascal (1623–62).[1] It posits that humans bet with their lives that God either exists or does not.

Bishop Thompson reminds listeners of the importance of ensuring that information passes the triple filter test befor sharing it. This will keep gossip down, and relationships intact.

Bishop Thompson challenges you to unfreeze the legacy of Dr. King and embrace his entire story. He was a remarkable human who grew in his views over time. Don’t be afraid to evolve and grow, a change in views is not hypocritical it is a sign of maturity.

Bishop Thompson explains how the same God who attributed value and worth to the human Also attributed value and worth to one of the smallest of creatures the ant. Everyone has value and everyone has worth so let’s stop valuing some more than others and treat all people with dignity and respect.

Bishop Thompson addresses the story of a woman in Arizona who has been in a vegetative state for more than a decade who recently gave birth to a baby boy while in a Care facility.

Bishop Thompson highlights the rescent decision by the Birmingham Civil Rights museum to rescind its offer of the Fred Shuttlesworth Humans Rights Award from Angela Davis.

Bishop Thompson challenges listeners to avoid being Arrogantly Ignorant and to recognize that others have a tremendous amount to contribute if given the chance.

Bishop Thompson welcomes you to the New Year and encourages you to find something you are passionate about and give your all to it.

Bishop Thompson profiles three young men who had every reason to make excuse but Didn’t. Using these three examples Bishop Thompson challenges listeners to no longer make excuses.

Bishop Thompson shares five points about what to do or not to do when life doesn’t go the way you planned it.