Honoring Dr. King

I’ve often heard the phrase, “Freedom Isn’t Free”, and it’s very true. There is always a price to be paid for freedom. I appreciate this day that is set aside to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and I’m thankful for the work he did to help bring justice and equality. He worked hard for what he believed in, and I’m so glad he did, because as an African American woman, I’m reaping the benefits of his hard work today.

Photo by: Flo Maderebner of Austria 🇦🇹

John 8:36, NIV, “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.”

I’m also grateful that my freedom extends beyond this earthly life. Jesus Christ died for all mankind so that we could have eternal freedom. His love knows no boundaries. He loves all of us regardless of race or background, and in Him we are truly free. He set us free from the wrath of sin and gave us victory!

I want to share this post by my big brother Matt @ Jesusluvsall Blog called, Reflections on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I enjoyed reading it! Thanks Matt for sharing this with us.

Amos 5:24 NIV, “But let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream!”

Author: Dawn

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26 thoughts on “Honoring Dr. King”

  1. Even though I am not an American. I am grateful for the life and work of Dr. Martin. He is an inspiration to us. Last year black history month I shared two of his speaches on my blog – “If I had just sneeze” and “I have a dream.” They are truely inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

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  2. We celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King day at school. Our children will continue to learn about this man and his importance in American history. They also made some pretty “cute” pictures of him that are now hanging in our halls. 😊

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