“New York’s Biggest Jerk”

Article by Antoy Grant
Green Lit by Richard Lue @ VP Records
Video Courtesy of Grace Jamaica Jerk Festival USA, Inc.
Video Edited by: Antoy Grant @ Mangoseed Productions

The 5th Annual Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival – New York, Sunday July 19 at Roy Wilkins Park, Queens.

The 5th Annual Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival – New York will attract over 20,000 patrons on July 19; a mix of, foodies, reggae and soca music lovers, dance aficionados, and cultural enthusiasts in the most anticipated event of the year.

The Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival NY has the unique distinction of being “New York’s Biggest Caribbean Food Festival” delivering an enjoyable experience of the highest quality to patrons as well as a rewarding experience to sponsors. Held annually in Roy Wilkins Park, Queens, New York, the third Sunday in July, the Festival appeals to all ethnicities and key demographics, particularly the vibrant Caribbean communities in the Metro New York market.

Excite your pallet and explore spicy delicacies prepared through an age-old method of cooking. Enjoy hot music and bask in the cool vibes of the Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival, NY.

Grace Jamaica Jerk Festivals also are in various other cities check out Graces’ website for more information

“Say Goodbye To Black & White! Live Your Life In Color”

Article by Antoy Grant
Green Lit by Amanda Barnes Granger
Video Courtesy of Life Through Colors
Video Directed by: Red Spade
Song Written by: Life Through Colors
Song Produced by: Skate Bravo

ABOUT
T. Pope

Watch the official video for “I Rise” by Christian hip-hop artists Life Through Colors from Montgomery, Alabama.

Life Through Colors is a three-member American Gospel Hip-Hop group based out of Montgomery, Alabama. The inner-city swag and transparent rhyme of Larry “Rockette” Rockette, Terry “T Pope” Pope and James “DJ Jimbo the Jet” Chappell is a reflection of the urban street culture that infiltrated the Mississippi and Alabama streets where they were raised.

Rockette

Amid lives ridden with failed expectations, broken promises, deferred dreams and a seemingly endless thirst for something greater they happened upon a different kind of “Southern Comfort” – an experience with God!

Their journey of faith together is shaping their testimony, sound and destiny.

Jimbo The Jet

For these resilient young men, it’s not about having the perfect life but rather the right perspective around who controls your life. Today the rap trio is blazing a trail throughout the Southeast; using their collective gifts to inspire hope and change in the lives of young people.

Their songs express a confidence that could only come from finding inner peace and a knowing that they have been chosen for a purpose far greater than they can explain. They simply know that life is about perspective – see it black and white, or see it in color.​

Life Through Colors is very active in the communities and give back by sharing their music and organizing various events and activities to uplift others. Check out their website for a full listing of past and upcoming events.

FIND OUT MORE:

Website: http://lifethroughcolors.com
Instagram: http://instagram.com/lifethroughcolors
Twitter: http://twitter.com/lifethrucolors
Facebook: http://facebook.com/lilfethroughcolors
ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/lifethroughcolors

FOR BOOKINGS:

lifethroughcolors@gmail.com

Provided by: JesusFilmMedia.org
Greenlit by Antoy Grant

Lanuage: ENGLISH
Length: 4 mins

Pothead is a little guy who thinks he is different, but is he? Journey with him in a world that seems so hard to find acceptance in. Pothead may just teach the world some thing about life we never saw before.

Connecting over a film is more about listening and sharing. The questions below only serve as a springboard.

Pick your favorites and see what stories you discover along the way.
– What do you think of the story?
– What one word comes to mind when you think of this film?
– What were some of the names Pothead was called? Why do you think he was called those names?
– Why do you think words can be so powerful? How can they affect our lives?
– How would you respond to the billboard that Pothead saw?
– If the illustrator stepped into your life as he did in Pothead’s, how would your life change?

For Pothead, he finds his fulfillment in the hands of his illustrator. His creator gives him worth and assures him that he is loved. We are loved. We’re deeply loved.

On a spiritual level, we intuitively know that we’re not perfect and could never meet a standard of perfection.

God knows this too. That’s why Jesus came to earth. God is perfect in every way. The Bible calls this Holiness. And His standard or requirement for us is also perfection. It is our imperfections that separate us from God.

God rescues us from this hopeless situation by providing a solution for our selfish, self-centered imperfections. Jesus takes our place and pays for our imperfections. This is the only solution for God to be perfectly holy, perfectly just, and perfectly loving toward us.

Jesus offers us this solution–and more! He offers you a personal relationship with Him.

To have this personal relationship, we must acknowledge that we are imperfect and that our imperfection separates us from God, who is perfect. There is nothing we can do on our own to reach God. Only God’s son Jesus is able to bridge that gap for us through His death and resurrection.

We must individually accept Jesus as our Savior and Lord in order to know God personally.

Would you like to begin that kind of friendship with God and find what you’re searching for most?

If yes, great. Prayer, just talking to God, is an easy way to express that desire. If not, what’s keeping you from that?

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