Worn Soles and Rested Souls
On January 30, 1956, a stick of dynamite exploded on the front porch of Martin Luther King Jr.'s parsonage in Montgomery, Alabama. His wife Coretta...
This is a contemporary on perseverance and unity, drawing on Hebrews 10:36.
On January 30, 1956, a stick of dynamite exploded on the front porch of Martin Luther King Jr.' s parsonage in Montgomery, Alabama. His wife Coretta and their infant daughter Yolanda were inside. They survived unharmed. An armed, angry crowd gathered outside, ready to retaliate. But the twenty-seven-year-old pastor stepped onto his shattered porch and called for love, not violence.…
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