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Making a difference in someone else's life: How do I do that? Four biblical answers found in this article

This man meant a lot to the whole world! I encourage you to look beyond the protesters and the violence, and to look at the Creator Himself. 
Proverbs 18:21 reminds us that our words can be poison or fruit, our choice. So choose extra wisely how you shall speak to each other today.

How will you make a difference in your community today? 
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