The Morris Perspective Podcast

The Morris Perspective Podcast

The Morris Perspective Podcast is a truth-centered platform dedicated to exposing the systems behind inequality. Through the lens of Unequal by Design, the podcast examines how deliberate lies embedded in history, science, and theology have shaped unequal outcomes—and why exposing the truth, not managing bias, is the only real solution. Rather than focusing on individual attitudes or unconscious behaviors, The Morris Perspective confronts the design of inequality itself, distinguishing between God’s design, rooted in justice and shared humanity, and human systems, built on distortion, erasure, and power. This podcast challenges what we were taught, uncovers what was hidden, and restores context where narratives were manipulated—because inequality isn’t accidental. It’s designed. 🎵 Intro and Outro Music: “Clouds” by Alex-Productions Licensed under the Pixabay Content License Available at Pixabay Music

Episodes

January 17, 2026 9 mins
In this episode of the Morris Prospective Podcast, host Connie Morris addresses the urgent and painful topic of crimes against children. The discussion highlights the various forms of child harm, including physical abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and emphasizes the moral and spiritual implications of these crimes. Morris calls for a collective responsibility to protect children and discusses the legal consequences of child crimes...
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    In this episode of the Morris Perspective podcast, host Connie Morris discusses the themes of rebellion and incitement, exploring their definitions, cultural implications, and spiritual roots. The conversation highlights how rebellion manifests in society, the consequences of incitement, and the need for humility and obedience in addressing these issues. Morris emphasizes the importance of teaching children about authority and obed...
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    Episode 16 of the Morris Perspective examines criminal mischief—vandalism, property damage, and the spiritual and social roots that drive people to destroy what belongs to others. Connie Morris explores real-world examples, the harm these actions cause to safety and livelihoods, and how destruction escalates if left unchecked.

    Drawing on Scripture, legal context, and personal experience, the episode highlights God's call to steward...

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    Host Connie Morris examines the heartbreaking rise of elder abuse as both a social crisis and a spiritual violation, drawing on scripture, real-world cases, and legal consequences to reveal how elders are mistreated, neglected, and exploited.

    The episode outlines types of abuse, the spiritual roots of disrespect, and practical calls to honor and protect older adults, ending with a prayer and encouragement to seek help and restore c...

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    Connie Morris explores the spiritual and societal roots of violence in Episode 14 of The God of Justice series. Drawing on Scripture, real-world cases, and decades of experience in policing and community work, she examines how assault damages individuals and communities, the legal responses, and the need for spiritual healing to break generational cycles of harm.

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    Episode 13 of The God of Justice series examines judicial injustice — when courts fail the innocent and favor the powerful. Connie Morris draws on Scripture (Amos, Proverbs, Isaiah, Deuteronomy) and real-world headlines to expose bribery, evidence tampering, prosecutorial misconduct, racial bias, and other forms of corruption that silence the poor and distort the truth.

    The episode explores the spiritual roots of injustice, its soc...

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    Episode 12 of The God of Justice examines bribery as a quiet but destructive form of corruption that twists truth, perverts the courts, and poisons institutions. Connie Morris draws on Scripture, real-world headlines, and her experience in policing and training to show how bribery operates across politics, law enforcement, education, and churches.

    The episode outlines legal penalties, explores spiritual roots like greed and pride, ...

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    In Episode 11 of The Morris Perspective's God of Justice series, Connie Morris explores perjury—lying under oath—and its destructive impact on courts, communities, and souls. She examines scriptural warnings, modern examples, legal penalties, and the spiritual roots of false testimony.

    Morris outlines repentance and restoration for victims, and urges listeners to uphold truth in policing, the courtroom, and everyday life.

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    Welcome to episode 10 of the Morris Perspective with Connie Morris. This episode explores extortion—what it is, how it appears in scripture and modern life, and why it’s both a legal and spiritual offense. Connie examines biblical condemnations of extortion, modern forms like financial, cyber, and relational extortion, legal consequences, the spiritual roots of using fear as a weapon, and steps toward repentance and restoration. Th...

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    On this Christmas special of the Morris Perspective Podcast, host Connie Morris reflects on the 1914 Christmas Truce in World War I, showing how pauses reveal shared humanity and disrupt systems of bias and dehumanization. She challenges listeners to carry the spirit of Christmas beyond a single day—choosing presence, reflection, and justice over speed, fear, and division.

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    In this episode of the Morris Prospective Podcast, host Connie Morris sheds light on how extortion operates under the radar, often leaving no physical evidence but causing significant emotional and psychological damage. 

    Understanding Extortion: What It Is and Where It Exists   Extortion is not merely a form of theft; it is a crime steeped in intimidation, coercion, and the abuse of power. Connie describes it as a method of stealin...

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    Episode 8 of The Morris Perspective explores fraud as a deliberate strategy that destroys trust, destabilizes families, and corrodes communities. Connie Morris draws on Scripture and contemporary cases—identity theft, corporate and church embezzlement, AI scams, and more—to examine the spiritual roots of deceit, legal consequences, and the call to radical honesty, repentance, and restitution.

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    Episode 7 of the Morris Perspective with Connie Morris examines theft beyond stolen goods—exploring the spiritual, emotional, and social wounds theft causes. Using scripture and real-world examples, the episode connects biblical commands against stealing with modern forms like shoplifting, identity theft, wage theft, and embezzlement.

    Connie lays out how theft reflects deeper heart issues—greed, entitlement, and lack of faith—revie...

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    Connie Morris confronts the difficult subject of bestiality in Episode 6 of The God of Justice series, exploring its biblical condemnation, real-world cases, and why it signals deep spiritual and societal breakdown. Drawing on her experience in law enforcement and faith, she explains the legal, moral, and spiritual dimensions of this violation of God’s created order.

    This episode examines scripture, contemporary prosecutions, the r...

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    Episode 5 of The Morris Perspective confronts the painful, often-hidden crime of incest and the broader abuse of trust within families, examining Scripture's clear boundaries, legal consequences, and modern cases that reveal how secrecy and shame perpetuate harm.

    Connie Morris blends her policing and restorative experience to explain why incest is both a spiritual and social violation, outlines relevant biblical passages and crimin...

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    Connie Morris explores rape and sexual violence through Scripture, law, and her experience in policing. This episode examines the crisis of sexual violence, the justice system's response, the spiritual impact on survivors, and biblical examples of justice and restoration.

    Morris calls the church and community to protect the vulnerable, support trauma-informed investigations, and seek divine and legal justice while offering hope and...

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    Host Connie Morris examines kidnapping as both a legal atrocity and a profound spiritual violation in Episode 3 of The God of Justice series. Drawing on Scripture, law, and real-world cases—child abductions, human trafficking, parental and domestic kidnappings, and cartel violence—she traces how kidnapping robs identity, freedom, and dignity.

    The episode outlines biblical commands (Exodus 21:16), modern U.S. penalties, and the many...

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    In Episode 2 of The Morris Perspective, Connie Morris explores manslaughter through both Scripture and modern law, examining how intent and impact differ, yet both require accountability.

    Using Numbers 35 and contemporary examples such as drunk and distracted driving, workplace negligence, and firearm accidents, this episode connects the biblical cities of refuge to today’s legal penalties and spiritual lessons about wisdom, repent...

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    Connie explores the concept of justice as defined by God, emphasizing the importance of divine standards in discussions about crime, law, and accountability. It highlights the consequences of deviating from these standards and presents a framework for understanding crime in light of biblical truth, legal reality, and spiritual impact. takeaways
    • God had already defined justice.
    • If God is justice, then every c...
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    In Episode 13, host Connie Morris explores Tony McAleer’s journey from hate to healing and the idea of "becoming the cure." The episode highlights forgiveness, accountability, compassion, and systemic change as the path to reconciliation.

    Listeners are invited to practice peacemaking in daily life, build bridges in their communities, and commit to love as an active remedy against hatred.

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