New Year, New You: A Dream that Transcends Generations

Join the conversation with Servola, Dr. Charlene, Samantha, and Tricia on today's broadcast as we discuss the impact of a dream that transcends generations. On Monday, we will celebrate the life and vision of a great human being and great American.  Regardless of what you are doing in your life today, you and I have been impacted by Dr. Martin Luther King's life and dream.  In the same week that we will witness the transition of power from our 44th president to our 45th president, we also celebrate how one man's dream, lived our by a nation, is impacting the entire global community.  You and I too, have dreams, but do those dreams challenge the status quo?  Do they question the fabric of society, while at the same time challenge the crusaders of said dream, to fight for it with dignity, honor, courage and passion and persistence until the dream is fulfilled?  Does your dream have the potential and power to transcend generations, to breakthrough the barriers of culture and the boarders of nations?  Dr. King had a message of hope and freedom that comes from the heart of God.  It manifests the spirit of the gospel being lived on earth.  It looked the dream of President Lincoln's, "Emancipation Proclamation" in the face and said, you haven't gone far enough.  Do you have a dream that causes people of diverse backgrounds, colors, cultures and even motives to rally together in calling your vision their purpose and goal for their fight?  Today, using Dr. King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail and his I Have a Dream speech as a backdrop, we are going to discuss our own dreams and how those dreams can only be fulfilled in generations to come, if they consider more than just ourselves and our immediate circle.  Our dream must consider the lives and situations of others.  Do you have a dream, join the conversation today, we're waiting for you.