You can’t erase slavery from America’s story. In this powerful moment, Dr. E. Dewey Smith exposes the hypocrisy of the founding fathers: • George Washington wore teeth taken from enslaved people. • Thomas Jefferson fathered children with Sally Hemings, an enslaved woman. • America’s “freedom” was built on the backs and bodies of the enslaved. 💡 These are the receipts. The truth may be uncomfortable, but it cannot be erased. 👇 Comment “RECEIPTS” if you believe history must be told without whitewashing. 🎥 Subscribe for more truth at the intersection of faith, justice, and culture. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, founders and slavery, George Washington slave teeth, Thomas Jefferson Sally Hemings children, slavery receipts, American hypocrisy, Black history truth, whitewashed history, slavery and the founding fathers

Why silence critics, but protect predators? In this bold and confrontational word, Dr. E. Dewey Smith asks: • Why fight to silence Jimmy Kimmel, but shield pedophiles? • Why haven’t the Epstein files been released? • Why twist scripture to justify child marriage and abuse? 💡 A society — or a church — that silences truth but protects predators is deeply broken. 🔥 The gospel demands that we defend the vulnerable, not the powerful. 👇 Comment “ENOUGH” if you’re ready for truth over hypocrisy. 🎥 Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations on faith, culture, and justice. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, silencing critics protecting predators, Epstein files not released, scripture twisted child marriage, church protects abusers, Jimmy Kimmel controversy, faith and justice, exposing predators, stop protecting abuse

There are over 40,000 Christian denominations worldwide. In this bold message, Dr. E. Dewey Smith asks: • If America was run by Christianity, whose version would lead? • Baptist? Catholic? Mormon? Pentecostal? • How can a faith with thousands of branches be legislated as one? 💡 The gospel is bigger than denominations — and it was never meant to be forced into public policy. 👇 Comment “WHOSE?” if you believe Christianity can’t be reduced to one political version. 🎥 Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations on faith, justice, and culture. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, which Christianity runs America, 40,000 denominations, Christian nationalism, church vs state, Baptist Mormon Catholic Pentecostal, faith and democracy, religion and politics debate

When someone says ‘Make America Great Again,’ ask: When was it great? In this bold word, Dr. E. Dewey Smith challenges the nostalgia behind MAGA: • Was it during slavery, Jim Crow, or segregation? • Was it during the destruction of Rosewood or Black Wall Street? • Whose America was “great”—and whose America was oppressed? 💡 History must be remembered honestly. “Greatness” for some has often meant oppression for others. 👇 Comment “WHOSE GREATNESS?” if you believe America’s past must be told in full truth. 🎥 Subscribe for more unfiltered truth on faith, justice, and culture.

There won’t be a Baptist section or a Methodist section in heaven. In this unifying word, Dr. E. Dewey Smith reminds us that: • Heaven isn’t divided by denominations. • Religious labels won’t matter in eternity. • “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” 💡 Salvation is about purity of heart, not denominational affiliation. 👇 Comment “ONE BODY” if you believe heaven has no sections. 🎥 Subscribe for more unfiltered truth on faith, unity, and the gospel. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, no denominations in heaven, Baptist Methodist in heaven, pure in heart sermon, Christian unity message, denominational divides church, heaven unity faith

America is my residency, but heaven is my citizenship. In this inspiring word, Dr. E. Dewey Smith shares why: • Our ultimate hope is in Christ, not nationalism. • Denominations, politics, and earthly divisions won’t define eternity. • Christ alone determines our true identity and home. 💡 Our residency is on earth, but our citizenship is in heaven. 👇 Comment “CITIZEN OF HEAVEN” if you know where your true passport belongs. 🎥 Subscribe for more truth on faith, culture, and eternal hope. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, citizenship in heaven, America residency heaven citizenship, faith over politics, Christianity and nationalism, Christian hope identity, heaven is my passport

Stop hiding your wounds — they’re your testimony. In this powerful message, Dr. E. Dewey Smith breaks down why: • Your mess doesn’t disqualify you. • Perfection doesn’t transform people. • God uses scars, wounds, and broken places to bring healing to others. 💡 Your pain has purpose, and your scars carry power. 👇 Comment “STILL QUALIFIED” if you believe God can use you right where you are. 🎥 Subscribe for more messages of hope, healing, and faith. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, your mess doesn’t disqualify you, God uses brokenness, stop hiding wounds, perfection doesn’t transform, Christian encouragement, scars as testimony, wounded but chosen

Somebody’s calling your name in a room you haven’t even entered yet. In this powerful word, Dr. E. Dewey Smith speaks to those feeling suffocated by: • 💔 The weight of life • 💸 Financial struggles • 💩 The mess of politics Here’s the truth: nobody can stop what GOD has for YOU. When heaven signs your destiny, no man, system, or circumstance can block it. 👇 Comment “CALLED” if you believe your time is already here. 🎥 Subscribe for more life-shifting words of faith and hope. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, your name is being called, God’s plan can’t be stopped, Christian motivation, unstoppable destiny, faith in hard times, politics and faith, finances and God’s plan, purpose and calling

DEI was supposed to fix inequality. But who actually benefits? In this powerful and controversial clip, Dr. E. Dewey Smith breaks down why DEI has never truly benefited Black people: • Only 4% of DEI recipients are Black. • The majority of DEI gains go to white women. • What looks like progress is often just racism in disguise. 🔥 This message forces us to ask the hard question: is DEI equity, or is it exploitation? 👇 Comment your thoughts — was DEI a step forward or just another mask for systemic racism? 🎥 Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations on faith, culture, and truth. 🔎 Keywords: Dr. E. Dewey Smith sermon, DEI and Black people, diversity equity inclusion truth, DEI racism, Black America and DEI, white women DEI beneficiaries, DEI deception, equity vs exploitation