Selma: Joy in the Struggle - Progressive (James 1:2-4)
In the heart of Selma, Alabama, on a humid March morning in 1965, a crowd of determined faces gathered at the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Among...
This is movie analogies, drawing on James 1:2-4.
In the heart of Selma, Alabama, on a humid March morning in 1965, a crowd of determined faces gathered at the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Among them was a young woman named Amelia, her heart pounding not just with fear, but with a fierce hope that the world could change. As they stepped onto that bridge, they weren’t simply marching; they were singing hymns, their voices rising above the din of the world’s injustice.…
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