Peace Be Unto You

DRAFT. TO BE REFINED. Series was revived after drives were recovered.

The first episode is now in production. Stay tuned.

We are committed to the core mission of faith: worshiping the One God revealed through the prophets. This includes honoring Jesus the Christ, whose birth is preserved in ancient traditions, and studying the globally recognized divine messages preserved within the Abrahamic faiths—the Torah, the Bible, and the Qur’an.

The Bible stands as a bridge between the Torah and the Qur’an—a profound and wonderful divine puzzle.

With sincere and accurate study, what Muslim should hate the Bible or the Torah? What Hebrew or Jewish person should hate the Qur’an? What Christian who truly studies the Bible should hate the Torah or the Qur’an?

These sacred books, along with the traditions that came before them, return us to one central truth: God is One. All known prophets deserve recognition, including Jesus the Christ. Yet God remains the ultimate source—the One to whom Jesus, the prophets, and all humanity turn.

These final known, historically attested sacred records should serve as sources of unity rather than division among Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

Across nearly every society, culture, and religious tradition, sexual intimacy has generally been understood as a private matter belonging within the bedroom. From traditional African societies to conservative nations such as Saudi Arabia, the longstanding principle has been simple: do not intrude into another person’s private life.

Like the womb of a woman, the bedroom is sacred. It is a place for rest, intimacy, love, and—if God wills—the creation of life.

The faith communities must ask themselves a fundamental question: Will we focus on the highest spiritual truths we know—studying and teaching our origins, our Genesis, the God of the prophets—or will we allow ourselves to become distracted by sexual politics, controversy, and religious theatrics?

This ministry series chooses to keep its eyes on The God.

We respect the dignity, humanity, and equal rights of every person. This series focuses on faith, worship, history, origins, and spiritual teaching. It does not seek to target, demean, or promote hatred toward any person or group.

This is not about hate. It is about maintaining proper priorities, spiritual discipline, and basic decorum within sacred spaces so that we may remain focused.

To paraphrase the artist Sun Ra:

“We may be bound to the Earth, but the heavens remain all around us—and we can still reach toward them.”

Amen.

To be continued.

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