It's August 28th, 1963, and Martin Luther King Jnr, readies himself to stand on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington and give a speech that changed the U.S.A. Martin Luther King Jnr, a Baptist Pastor, fully committed to his faith in Christ, had an opportunity to make history. Despite the fact that, ultimately, his stance for racial freedom brought him to his death, he stood and fought for a change in the culture of his day.
Though, why was his 'I have a Dream' speech so powerful? You will see, if you watch closely from around the eleventh minute of his passionate and eloquently crafted speech, that he begins to put down the script, and speak further to his passion for racial equality... Public speaking from the heart. Powerful and Godly.
I wonder who the Martin Luther King's are today?
Though, why was his 'I have a Dream' speech so powerful? You will see, if you watch closely from around the eleventh minute of his passionate and eloquently crafted speech, that he begins to put down the script, and speak further to his passion for racial equality... Public speaking from the heart. Powerful and Godly.
I wonder who the Martin Luther King's are today?
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