Stage In The Sky

Author, Essayist, Provoker of Thoughts

  • Rock Kitaro
    • Allyssa’s Graduation
    • Remembering Autumn
    • Rock’s Introduction
    • Remember Patricia Griffin
    • Remember Patricia Griffin II.
    • Middle School
    • My Own Personal Kingdom
  • Bible Truths
    • Deuteronomy
    • Prologue – How Did I Do it?
    • 1. The Bible and Tolerance
    • 2. The World Starts to Make Sense
    • 3. It Explains Human Behavior
    • 4. You’re Never Alone with God
    • 5. Made Up Religious Practices
    • 6. How Satan Works
    • 7. Faith vs Intelligence
    • 8. Changed My Priorities
    • Redemption: Who Cares?
    • 9. Hope For Everlasting Life
    • 10. It Set Me Free
  • Knights with No Lords
    • Table of Contents
    • Chapter 1 – Vision
    • Chapter 2: The Lion
    • Chapter 3 – Orphans
    • Chapter 4: Fool Me
    • Chapter 5: Companions
    • Chapter 6: Auburn
    • Chapter 7: Trossachs
    • Chapter 8: Cascades
    • Chapter 9: Pellinore
    • Chapter 10: Daughter
    • Chapter 11: Paramour
    • Chapter 12: Emotion
    • Chapter 13: Wolves
    • Chapter 14: Juggle
    • Chapter 15: Crush
    • Chapter 16: 2nd Vision
    • Chapter 17: White Stag
    • Chapter 18: Generation
    • Chapter 19: Revenge
    • Chapter 20: Breakout
    • Chapter 21: Betrayal
    • Chapter 22: Weighed
    • Chapter 23: Despair
    • Chapter 24: An Ounce
    • Chapter 25: Escape
    • Chapter 26: Onslaught
    • Chapter 27: Knights
    • Chapter 28: Gawain
    • Chapter 29: Remember
    • Knights: Epilogue
  • Paramour Letters
    • Table of Contents
    • Letter 01: Women Really Do Run the World
    • Letter 02: The Green Cocktail Dress
    • Letter 03: The Network Executive
    • Letter 04: Gladys Vandelay, the Protege
    • Letter 05: Gladys – The Initiation
    • Letter 06: Hopeless Commander
    • Letter 07: Domestication
    • Letter 08: Assembly
    • Letter 9: Daughter’s Rage
    • Letter 10: The Cult
    • Letter 11: For the Living
    • Letter 12: Redemption
    • Letter 13: The Truth
  • The Slave Quarters
    • Table of Contents
    • Chapter 1: Old Smiles
    • Chapter 2: Horrid
    • Chapter 3: Meritocracy
    • Chapter 4: My Equal
    • Chapter 5: Next Case
    • Chapter 6: Pleasantries
    • Chapter 7: Cotton
    • Chapter 8: Majorettes
    • Chapter 9: A Suspect
    • Chapter 10: Emotion
    • Chapter 11: Thin Air
    • Chapter 12: Old South
    • Chapter 13: The Media
    • Chapter 14: Interrogate
    • Chapter 15: Wrong
    • Chapter 16: The Pieces
    • Chapter 17: Fear Me
    • Chapter 18: Not Over
    • Chapter 19 – Lights
    • Chapter 20: Seen
    • Chapter 21: Warmth
    • Chapter 22: Work
  • Published Books
    • Writing Fight Choreography in Books
    • Bios
      • Eliza Christie – The Jaguar of August the 18th
      • The Pierce Syndicate Characters
      • Race Track Road Characters
      • Dragon Ash Characters
      • Knights with No Lords
    • Six Steps for People Who Want to Write Their Own Books
  • The Truth Series
    • Men Converting to Islam
    • Red Pill and Christian
    • The Truth about Arrogance
    • The Truth About Jezebel
    • Truth About Good Girls Falling for Bad Boys
    • Truth about Self-Love
    • Why Christians Hate Being Judged
    • Dating Outside Your Race
    • I Hate Going to Parties
    • Losing Interest In Christian Women
    • The Truth About Being Brutally Honest
    • The Truth About Jesus’s Identity
    • The Truth about King Solomon
    • The Truth About Losing Weight
    • Truth About Single Mothers
    • Wives Submit to Husbands
    • Is “Ugly” Discouraging?
    • Is Sex All Women Have to Offer?
    • The Truth About Beauty
    • The Hidden Truth about Millennial Dating
    • The Energy You Put Out
    • Truth about Strong and Independent
    • Alphas vs Nice Guys
    • Have Fun Now, Get Religious Later
    • Judgmental Christians
    • The Truth About Adultery and Divorce
    • The Truth about Being Tall
    • Does God Really Hear Prayers
    • The Truth about Black Men vs Black Women
    • The Truth About Human Suffering
    • The Truth About Sexual Tension
    • A Study of Malachi
    • The Truth About the MeToo Movement
    • Disrespecting Christians
  • Critical Essays
    • I can relate to Clark Kent
    • 900 People Died because they Didn’t Know the Truth
    • Black Celebrities
    • Discovering the Sigma Male
    • She Hates You, She Loves You
    • Virginity in Today’s Hook-Up Culture
    • “Writing isn’t a hobby…”
    • 47 Ronin and the Will McAvoy Speech
    • A Line Where Modesty Leads to Depression
    • About deductive reasoning…
    • False Dilemma Fallacy
    • Forgiveness – A New Practice for Me
    • Intelligence – Best thing People Hate About You
    • Is being smart so important?
    • My New Role as Devil’s Advocate
    • Feelings of Inferiority and Equality
    • Five Situations the Ambitious Should Avoid
    • No Longer Diving In Headfirst
    • The Ignorance Bubble
    • Why claiming to be different can make look like an asshole.
    • Get Married before You Have Children
    • Godly Men Don’t Care About Money
    • If You don’t like Reading
    • Attack on Hand Me Down Statements
    • Creepy – How This Word Can Ruin Relationships
    • Racial Tension
    • When someone says they’re a writer, I cringe…
  • Drama Sketches
    • Romantic Comedy Premise
    • The Monster
    • Dr. Tobias Show
    • The Three Rocks – Being Stood Up
    • Attending Ms. Johansson
  • Kpop
    • Table of Contents
    • I. Korean Music
    • II. J-Rock
    • III. Rise of DBSK
    • IV. Legend of H.O.T.
    • V. The Legend of Seo Taiji
    • VI. Seven vs Rain
    • VII. Big Bang vs the Pretty Boys
    • VIII – Dir En Grey
    • IX. Tragedy of NRG
    • X. Anime Rock
    • XI. KAT-TUN
    • XII – Big Bang Explodes
    • XIII. Wonder Girls & Wheesung
    • XIV. Clazziquai
    • XV. Girl’s Generation
    • XVI. Korean Hip Hop
    • XVII. Old-School Kpop
    • XVIII. Dragon Ash
    • XIX. Epik High
    • XX – Taeyang & Shinee
    • XXI. Arashi
    • XXII. Maximum the Hormone
    • XXIII. Wonderbang
    • XXIV. 2pm
    • XXV. Big Bang vs DBSK
    • XXVI. Sorry Sorry
    • XXVII. 2NE1
    • XXVIII. Yoko Kanno
    • XXIX – Big Bang in Japan
    • XXX. Trax
    • XXXI. G-Dragon
    • XXXI. MBLAQ and BEAST
    • XXXIII. Fall of 2009
    • XXXIV. Losing Jay Park
    • 10 Kpop Artists Made for the U.S.
  • Old Stories
    • The Night My Mother Tried To Arrest Me
    • Rock Kitaro’s Ghost Poem
    • Dragon Ash
      • Dragon Ash – Episode 1
      • Dragon Ash – Episode 2
      • The Meaning Behind “Dragon Ash”
    • The Boys from Racetrack Road
      • Racetrack Road – Episode 1
    • Crusades Story
    • Romance in Philippe Park
    • The Godfather’s Sword: Braden Pierce
    • Eight for Death : Gavin Hassell
    • My Childhood with a Sociopath
    • The Killing on Corona Avenue
  • G-Force – Fan Fiction
    • Creating Worlds – Prologue
    • G-Force Chapter 1: Adoption
    • Chapter 2: Don’t F**K with Sailor Scouts
    • Chapter 3 – Sailor Jupiter Strikes
    • Chapter 4: Sub-Zero
    • Chapter 5: Love Bites and a Final Blow
    • Chapter 6: Majestic vs Ryu
    • Chapter 7 – G-Force in Full Effect
    • Chapter 8 – The Guy Who Beat Sailor Jupiter
    • Chapter 9 – G-Force vs. G-X
  • Rock’s Video Rants
  • 8 Things That Ruined Dating
    • 1. The Hook-Up Culture
    • 2. Tinder and Dating Apps
    • 3. Cat-Calling and Accusations
    • 04. Gynocentric Worship of Women
    • 05. The Weaponization of Women
    • 6. Rise of the Manosphere
    • 7. The Sisterhood
  • Travel Memoirs

The Growing Enmity between Black Men and Black Women 

Posted by Rock Kitaro on August 27, 2022
Posted in: Essays, religion, romance. Tagged: bet, beyonce, black community, black conservatives, black couples, black culture, Black Families, Black Men, black relationships, black therapist, black women, Christian, Christianity, church girls, couples ministry, difficult women, essence, feminism, Jesus Christ, kevin samuels, love and hip hop, vh1. 2 Comments

We need to talk about what’s happening between Black Men and Black Women. I’m noticing that there seems to be a growing rift between the genders, a great deal of resentment and hostility that’s getting out of control. But don’t worry, I have solutions! 

The issues have been going on for years and it’s getting progressively worse. From the “Color Purple” to “What’s Love Got to Do with it” and even in the 2000s with Tyler Perry’s Madea films…it appears we black men are simply not acting right. We’re players. We’re dusty. We hump everything that moves. We’re not making 6 figures. We’re not keeping up with the education and professional careers of women. We shirk out on our responsibilities, making a whole bunch of babies and never sticking around to take care of them. We’re told to do better, do better, do better! And of course, one of the worst things black men do that provokes all kinds of ire…is date and marry women of another race.

Click this Link to see the Recorded Youtube Video of this essay:

Points Discussed:

  • Men Need to Do Better – @1:40
  • The Black Therapist Talks Down to Men – @3:42
  • The Lack of Compassion – @7:15
  • Do Men and Women Know what We Want from Each Other? – @8:52
  • The Nice Guys (Tupac) Saw Bad Boys Getting the Girls
  • What if What We Want Goes Against What God Wants? – @12:04
  • “Accepted” Diversity in Black Culture/Takeover of Hip Hop – @13:54
  • Black Male Entertainers Have Been Dictating the Culture – @16:19
  • The Problem with Average Men Finally Speaking Up – @18:36
  • Accepting the Consequences of Who You Choose to Be – @21:35
  • Are Men Allowed to Have a Preference? – @24:59
  • Blaming Your Skin Color Because You Can’t Change It – @27:09
  • Intimidated by “Strong Black Women” – @29:18
  • Still Enslaved: Vote/Behave/Date BECAUSE You’re Black – @32:49
  • Why do Men Want “Submission” from their Wives? – @34:03
  • Men Who Want Sex Before Marriage Are WRONG – @36:06
  • Can we Say Anything Positive to Say About Each Other – @39:36
  • The Solution to All Our Problems is our Return to Christ – 42:20
  • Beyonce’s Influence and the Satanic Source of the Enmity – @46:14
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Lessons from Lolo Jones and Venus Williams – Putting Your Career First

Posted by Rock Kitaro on August 13, 2022
Posted in: Food for Thought, News and Updates, romance. Tagged: beauty, black culture, black women, cautionary tale, celibacy, Christian, Christianity, dating, dating advice, family, godly woman, hook-up culture, Jesus Christ, lolo jones, red pill, venus williams, virginity. 3 Comments

This one goes out to all the Christians struggling to find a mate in today’s twisted dating culture.

Points Discussed:

  • Why would a Woman Want a Family?
  • The Difficulty of Being a Virgin in your 40s – @2:02
  • Godly Men Don’t Care about Riches – @3:41
  • Blaming Men for the Consequences of Your Decisions – @5:25
  • Women are Prioritizing their Careers over Family – @6:55
  • Being Past Child-Bearing Age – @9:48
  • I would’ve Respected Lolo if She took Accountability – @11:19
  • Beauty Fades, so Capitalize on It – @12:14
  • Lolo Jones Needs to Teach (warn) Younger Women – @13:12
  • Most Christians Don’t Practice Celibacy? – @13:38
  • Women Have More Dating Power than They Care to Admit – @15:39
  • Godly Women Trust in What God Says, over what the World Says – @16:28
  • Would I date a 304 who Repented? – @17:32

List of Bible Scriptures about that talk about Having Children if You’re Not Married – https://www.openbible.info/topics/having_children_outside_of_marriage

“Godly Men Don’t Care About Money – A Theocratic Essay” – https://stageinthesky.com/2019/10/16/godly-men-dont-care-about-money-a-theocratic-essay/

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Social Media “Likes” and Validation – Why it’s a “Big Deal”

Posted by Rock Kitaro on August 11, 2022
Posted in: About the Author, Essays, Food for Thought. Tagged: artists, aspiring artist, author, creative writing, encouragement, friends and family, gas-lighting, independent artist, indie artist, intellectual, Memes, musician, new author, philosophy, promotion, rapper, writing. Leave a comment

This is a little embarrassing to admit because…as men, we’re told we have to be “masculine” and apparently everyone’s coming up with their own pre-conceived notions of what masculinity is…but if you know me, then you know honesty is forte. 

This is about getting Likes or even Emojis for your work, posts, and social media. Essentially, it is “validation.” It’s cool to say things like, “I don’t NEED any validation”. Sure, sure. 

The truth is…I don’t “NEED” it. But would I like it? Absolutely! Why does anyone post ANYTHING, if not to share and get some kind of reaction or validation back from the people who “follow” them. This isn’t a bad thing. We’re humans living in the age of technology. Once upon a time, we had local fairs and town squares. Now, we have social media. 

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The Follies of King Saul – Lessons of Faith and Patience

Posted by Rock Kitaro on August 7, 2022
Posted in: About the Author. Tagged: Bible, Bible lessons, Christian, Christianity, God, Jesus Christ, king saul, ministry, Modern Christians, patience, philosophy, prayer. Leave a comment

I’m almost done with my third reading of 1 Samuel and I had to get my thoughts down about King Saul, the first King of Israel.

There’s so many lessons here that we can apply to our own lives, in today’s modern world. Mainly, the importance of patience and obeying God’s commandments even in the face of overwhelming pressure and anxiety.

Points Discussed:
Modern-Day Christians Want God to Help Them Right Away?
Why Some Humans Prefer Human Leadership over God’s Leadership – @1:20
Lack of Patience Under Intense Pressure – @3:48
Saul Failed with the Amalekites – @5:22
Obeying God’s Commandments is Better than Sacrifices – @7:18
If God Doesn’t Answer Your Prayers, Will You Reject God? – @8:32
Saul Relied on Mediums – @10:10

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Have Black Men (or Single Men in General) Abandoned the Church?  

Posted by Rock Kitaro on August 5, 2022
Posted in: Food for Thought, News and Updates. Tagged: black church, Black Men, black women, Christian, christian feminist, Christianity, dating, dating culture, Jesus Christ, married, masculinity, singles ministry, southern baptist, td jakes, the church, wife, woke church. 2 Comments

Is it true that Black Men have “abandoned the church”? Clearly, there are still black men going to church. It’s not like you’ll walk into one and NOT see a black guy.  

But from watching the pastors on Jason Whitlock’s show and hearing Kevin Samuels over the past few years, there does seem to be this perception that “black men have given up on the churches”. I thought this was strange. And personally, I’d have no way of knowing whether any of this is true…because *chuckles nervously* as a black guy, I don’t go to church. 

First off, I want to make it clear that I don’t think churches, religious assemblies, and congregations are bad. I truly believe church and congregations are great and amazing events. The Old Testament taught that God loves assemblies. So, being that I’m a Christian…why don’t I go to one? 

The issues I’m going to bring up may be reasons why other men have stopped going and we’re just too embarrassed to admit it. I haven’t seen anyone else address or mention the MAIN reason why I personally don’t go…So here goes… 

THE CHURCH HAS CAVED TO MODERN WOKE IDEOLOGY – 

Let’s begin by addressing the common reasons I heard about why Black Men have stopped going to the church. Mainly, the sentiment is that the message, the pastors and ministers, have stopped preaching the Truth. Instead, the “Truth” is being watered down to walk lock-step with today’s woke ideologies. And in turn, they’re catering to women, telling women what they want to hear, instead of what the Bible actually says. 

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The Will Smith Apology – Why Black Men Were Mad

Posted by Rock Kitaro on July 30, 2022
Posted in: Food for Thought, News and Updates. Tagged: black culture, Black Men, chris rock, Christianity, families, fathers, fresh prince, hip hop, jada pinkett smith, Jesus Christ, pop culture, rap music, red table talk, role models, sigma male, single parent homes, will smith, will smith apology, will smith slap. Leave a comment

For this one, I had to get my thoughts down about Will Smith. I didn’t speak up or publish any essays about the Will Smith/Chris Rock slap when it first happened because everyone was talking about it. But for this, I want to focus on the perspective of young black men “like myself” (not ALL black men) and why we were especially upset/disappointed with Will Smith.

Just a heads up, I’m very critical of Black Culture in this video and I talk about Christianity towards the end.

Points Discussed:

  • Will Smith was a Good Role Model for Black Men
  • I Don’t Believe in Cancel Culture
  • Protecting Black Women
  • Feminism
  • Prisons are Filled With Black Men
  • We Worship and Prop Up the Wrong Influencers
  • Why Father Figures are Important
  • Andrew Tate
  • Men Are Responsible for their Own Actions
  • Men are Supposed to Lead
  • Don’t be to Proud to Apologize

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Solutions to Problems in the Black Community – Jason Whitlock Criticism

Posted by Rock Kitaro on July 23, 2022
Posted in: Christianity, Food for Thought. Tagged: black community, black culture, Christian, Christianity, church, fearless army, God, jason whitlock, Jesus Christ, stage in the sky. 6 Comments

Recently, Jason Whitlock received a letter from a woman where she criticized him for talking about the problems in the Black Community, but not coming up with solutions. So, I had to get some thoughts down. Because I don’t believe for one second that she’s actually looking for solutions. She’s looking to shame Jason into silence so wickedness can continue. 

What I’m going to say is going to sound shameful by today’s standards. People will think that I’m an awful person or I’m a self-hating Black. But I’ve been holding it in for a long time. So here goes.

I’m not a fan of today’s Black Culture…and by Black Culture, I’m talking about the stereotypes, the mainstream lifestyles, behaviors, and mindsets promoted by today’s black entertainers and cultural leaders.

When I heard the lady’s criticism of Jason Whitlock, I literally stopped everything while getting ready for work to record a video about it. I had to.

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The Truth about Ruth and Boaz – Christian Red Pill

Posted by Rock Kitaro on July 3, 2022
Posted in: Christianity, religion. Tagged: Bible, boaz, christian women, Christianity, Jesus Christ, kevin samuels, ministry, proverbs 31, red pill, religion, ruth, ruth and boaz, sigma, stage in the sky, writing. Leave a comment

Kevin Samuels used to say, “Y’all want a Boaz, but y’all not Ruth!” After reading the Book of Ruth for the 3rd time and taking the criticism into consideration, I had some thoughts here.

Points Discussed:

  • What Happens when People Do What’s Good in their Own Eyes
  • The Levite’s Concubine (Gibeah’s Crime) and how Women were Treated
  • Boaz as a Role Model for Men
  • Ruth as a Role Model for Women
  • Marriage and Divorce
  • A Biblical High-Value Man
  • Ruth MADE THE FIRST MOVE!

As always, I encourage everyone to read the Bible for themselves. Don’t just rely on the pastor or what someone told you the Bible says. Go to the source. Read it for yourself. Use your own mind to make conclusions about what you believe. God bless!

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Honest Thoughts from a Single Christian Man in America

Posted by Rock Kitaro on June 28, 2022
Posted in: About the Author, Christianity, religion. Tagged: christian men, Christianity, christians in America, creative writing, funny, God, indie author, Jesus Christ, modern christianity, red pill, rock kitaro, Rock Tennie, sigma male, single men, stage in the sky, writing. 5 Comments

For those who don’t know, I’m Rock Kitaro (Tennie) an author, essayist and a good-natured provoker of thoughts. I’m the unpopular opinion, currently publishing essays at StageInTheSky.com.

This was from my first live stream. It started out as me just testing the studio equipment…but rolled into a beautiful sermon of sorts. I honestly felt the Holy Spirit wash over me with this one. None of it was planned. None of it was written out. I usually mess up my words, which is why I edit them in videos of my essays, but for this Live Stream…it was incredible. I had to be careful because it’s the first time I spoke my honest thoughts about subjects that could get me in trouble while showing my actual face speaking the words. But that just goes to speak of how wicked this world has become…when saying the right thing, doing the right thing, and doing what’s good in God’s eyes can get you fired.

Topics Discussed:

  • Going all-in in Christianity
  • Do Christians Today Know what Christ Taught?
  • How I went from Rejecting Religion to Reading the Entire Bible
  • How the World’s Ideologies (Feminism, Leftism) Conflicts with Bible Principles
  • Strong and Independent, Trying to Find a Wife
  • Attacking Popular Movements (BelieveAllWomen, Submission)
  • I’d Rather Get Something Done than Hang Out with Friends

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Why Good Men Can’t Stay Silent – The Roe v. Wade Decision

Posted by Rock Kitaro on June 25, 2022
Posted in: Food for Thought, News and Updates, religion. Tagged: abortion arguments, abortion rights, banned abortion, Christian, christian beliefs, christian men, Christianity, church, conception, God, Jesus Christ, my body my choice, pro-choice, pro-life, roe v wade, roe v wade overturned. 6 Comments

In the wake of Roe v Wade being overturned by the Supreme Court, many Youtubers were asking their followers (mostly black men) what they think. And sadly…what I’ve been seeing is this notion of “we gotta stay silent.”

This isn’t the first time I’ve heard such sentiments. Comedians have been preaching it to their audiences for years. “When it comes to abortion, we men need to shut the eff up” I believe Chappelle said, which was followed by raucous applause.

This was the comment from a Youtuber on the topic of Roe v Wade being overturned, “I’ve noticed when it comes to black women bodies and their sisterhood it’s best to say quiet fellas . All we can do is wrap it up and avoid a 18-year problem.”

Honestly, after seeing what’s been going on and recognizing the need for Men to actually step up and lead…I had to respond with this: “We can’t stay silent, bro. Unchecked immoral behavior is what’s led to the decline of our culture, society, and the increase of black children being born out of wedlock. We need to speak up. Some women need to be told something other than what stupid ideologues have been feeding them. We need to step up!”

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