Harriet: Blessed Are the Persecuted Liberators - Black Church (Matthew 5:3-12)
Imagine a cold, moonlit night in the early 1850s, as Harriet Tubman, a mere five feet tall but filled with the mighty spirit of freedom,...
This is movie analogies on persecuted and survival for adults, drawing on Matthew 5:3-12. It carries an emotional tone of hope, comfort and awe.
Imagine a cold, moonlit night in the early 1850s, as Harriet Tubman, a mere five feet tall but filled with the mighty spirit of freedom, stealthily navigates the dense woods of Maryland. Each rustle of leaves beneath her worn boots reminds her of the countless lives tethered to the chains of slavery. She pauses, heart racing, not just for herself, but for those she is risking everything to liberate.…
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