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06/30/2025

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05/24/2025

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05/23/2025

04/28/2025

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In Episode 7 of The Phat Mechanics Chop Shop, Chalie Numbas sits down with a true one-man band: ST1XX. A multi-talented producer, music director, and musicia...

03/23/2025

The cross was there… but they didn’t make it.

Leaders. Warriors. Preachers.
Anointed, called, even used by God.
But they stopped obeying.
They let pride in. Or lust. Or the love of position.
Some simply grew tired of denying themselves.

And slowly… they drifted.
Until the cross was no longer near — but distant.
Unreachable.
And the enemy surrounded them.

This image is not just symbolic — it’s a warning.
I’ve seen it in real life.
Men who started strong but didn’t finish well.
Not because God changed… but because they did.

Young men, listen.
Don’t chase platforms, titles or applause.
Chase the King.
Seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness.
Take up your cross daily. Deny yourself.
And stay the course — no matter the cost.

Hell is patient. But so is Heaven.

Finish well.

09/06/2024

The First Black Grandmaster in History

Maurice Ashley made history when he became the first African-American to attain the coveted title of International Grandmaster of Chess in 1999. He has been an ardent spokesman and advocate of the intellectual and character building effects in young people for over 15 years. GM Ashley is the world’s premier and live chess commentator for ESPN. He is a renowned speaker and consultant who has spoken to several universities and professional organizations nationally.

GM Ashley has received multiple community service awards from city governments, universities, and non-profit groups for his work. His book, Chess for Success (2005, published by Broadway Books), crystallizes his vision of using chess to help at-risk youth. GM Ashley (2007) signed a deal with HBO to make a movie about his Harlem team's victory at the National Junior High School Championships.

09/05/2024