Martin Luther King

I heard a sermon by Rev. Martin Luther King, which he gave in 1963. He was speaking of the guidelines of the Church. The first was to heal the broken hearted, who suffer from spiritual exhaustion. He noted that failure is a fact of life. Good Friday is a fact of life. We need to say to ourselves, "This is my grief and I must bear it." But he went on to say that God doesn't say you'll escape but with faith you will have an inner peace. "I will give you rest."

Below is the link to the commitment that civil rights workers had to sign. If you are committed to uniting people in love, you would do well to consider whether you would sign this commitment now. No good work, godly work will be accomplished without discipline and dedication. This is sort of an examination of conscience.

 http://www.glennbeck.com/2015/06/10/from-radio-the-mlk-commitment-card/?utm_source=glennbeck&utm_medium=contentcopy_link