Share the Dream video Bible study
The antidote for hate, violence, and division in our church and world
In this six-session video Bible study based on the life and teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. you will look at 6 biblical principles that shaped Dr. King's life and motivated him to speak out in the Civil Rights Movement: love, conscience, freedom, justice, perseverance, and hope.
The video sessions are co-hosted by award-winning journalist and broadcaster for FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports Radio, Chris Broussard, founder and president of The K.I.N.G. Movement, and global human rights activist and founder of non-profit organization Good of All, Matthew Daniels.
Some high-profile figures featured in the video study include Ambassador Andrew Young, U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black, ABC News Broadcast Journalist Linsey Davis, GRAMMY Award winning musical artist Lecrae, and Senator Chris Coons.
Endorsements
“Dr. King’s message is as relevant today as it was 60 years ago. Share the Dream™ is an excellent resource for churches, ministries, and individuals to reclaim his dream and put it into practice right now.”
- Ambassador Andrew Young
“I love the nuanced and substantive Share the Dream™ material. Even older people would greatly benefit from this material. For example, most Americans could not explain what “restorative justice” means. The judicious integration of scripture is done well. I congratulate you for this effort. I have been given many sermon ideas from reading it. In these difficult and dangerous times, this material needs to be in the arsenal of those who seek to bring healing to our hurting nation.”
- Barry Black, United States Senate Chaplain
We are all aware of the incredible opportunity we have in this generation to advance the gospel message through proclamation and demonstration. The recent studies Barna have revealed leave us all wondering how we can engage a generation that cares deeply about justice and faith.
That’s why I’m thrilled to endorse this study of Martin Luther King Jr., who represented Jesus so beautifully in his generation, and engaging another generation in peacemaking, Justice and faith proclamation for today. I believe this is the time to move forward in faithfulness to this generation.
- Danielle Strickland, author, speaker, trainer, and global social justice advocate
As president and founder of NaLEC, I was personally influenced by the teachings of Dr. King and I know that much of his work and writings are a necessary antidote for the division and violence in our world. Our prayer is that Share the Dream™ would be distributed far and wide to as many communities as possible. NaLEC is asking that you prayerfully consider this important resource in your ministry. In the words of Victor Hugo, “It is an idea whose time has come.”
- Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero, President, National Latino Evangelical Coalition
I enthusiastically endorse the six-session video series Share the Dream™ that examines the life and teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This series highlights the spiritual aspect behind the early Civil Rights Movement, reminding us that it was fueled not just by human principles, but by God’s love for all people. This series will enable us to be catalysts for positive change through principles that unify like hope, freedom, justice, and perseverance…those principles that were at the very core of Dr. King’s lifelong dedication. We are looking forward to being a part of this conversation to help inspire those we touch to live their life with humility and to respect each person as someone loved by God.
- Kathy Scheuerman, President of Basketball Club International
Endorsed by the following organizations
Watch the First Session:
The best way to Share the Dream™ is to follow in Dr. King’s footsteps and embrace his vision. You can help a new generation better understand, live, experience, and ultimately form a community around the unifying principles at the heart of the dream to which Dr. King dedicated his life.
MEDIA:
Ebenezer baptist church launch event:
More than 20 faith leaders and civil rights veterans met recently at Ebenezer Baptist Church (the church where Martin Luther King, Jr. pastored from 1960-1968) to discuss ways to mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and the historic deliverance of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
Share the Dream exists to spread Dr. King’s message to all generations and build a community around the principles of love, conscience, freedom, justice, perseverance and hope.
