Dave Miller is the senior pastor of Southern Hills Baptist Church in Sioux City, Iowa, and editor of SBC Voices. He served as President of the 2017 SBC Pastors’ Conference. He is a graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic and SWBTS. He has pastored churches in Florida, Virginia, and Iowa. Twitter
Make that “Yep” to I Have a Dream being the best speech ever, or at least in my lifetime.
It is my opinion that the substance of that speech transcended the racial boundaries of its time and has caused many men regardless of ethnic heritage to think on a higher plain in regard to social morality and the biblical truth that all people are created in the image of God.
dr. james willingham
Y’all should read or listen to his speech upon receiving the Nobel Prize. He said in it that agape love would win the day.
I vividly remember sitting on my daddy’s lap watching this speech as a real young boy. I didn’t understand it’s profound eloquence at the time but when I watched a video of it, again with daddy in my early teen years, I was utterly wowed by the principles and patriotism therein. I’ve been a political conservative ever since that day.
Jess
I’ve always considered the words of King as not being a speech, but the finest sermon that I have ever heard. The man was brilliant, and his words still are today.
Chad
The “content of his character” are words that ring true even more so today than of the days he spoke them. We as a nation have become increasingly divided along class and racial lines and we elect officials based on everything but the content of their character.
the winner.
http://klipd.com/watch/independence-day/independence-day-speech-scene
Yep
Make that “Yep” to I Have a Dream being the best speech ever, or at least in my lifetime.
It is my opinion that the substance of that speech transcended the racial boundaries of its time and has caused many men regardless of ethnic heritage to think on a higher plain in regard to social morality and the biblical truth that all people are created in the image of God.
Y’all should read or listen to his speech upon receiving the Nobel Prize. He said in it that agape love would win the day.
Lou Gehrig’s speech was a good one.
http://www.lougehrig.com/about/farewell.html
I love the “I have a dream speech “! I’ve listened to it many times. It’s just awesome in so many ways.
Another great speech I remember is this one…
http://youtu.be/hpPt7xGx4Xo
I vividly remember sitting on my daddy’s lap watching this speech as a real young boy. I didn’t understand it’s profound eloquence at the time but when I watched a video of it, again with daddy in my early teen years, I was utterly wowed by the principles and patriotism therein. I’ve been a political conservative ever since that day.
I’ve always considered the words of King as not being a speech, but the finest sermon that I have ever heard. The man was brilliant, and his words still are today.
The “content of his character” are words that ring true even more so today than of the days he spoke them. We as a nation have become increasingly divided along class and racial lines and we elect officials based on everything but the content of their character.