Be the Bridge: Pursuing God's Heart for Racial Reconciliation Free Audiobook Download by Latasha Morrison

This audiobook is a true story of the author's life. It is set in early 1900s Chicago and describes the history of racism, sexism, and classism. It is also about people's hearts beating faster to love and protect one another from the outside world. The main character begins this journey as a little girl and falls in love with Jesus as a young woman.

The audiobook "Be the Bridge" is a story about how every individual can be a bridge-builder in their own life. It shows how bridging racial divides starts at home, coming with the honest and difficult conversations that need to happen with family, friends and spouses. The book helps readers understand why we should live from a place of reconciliation not just tolerance. When we live from the truth within ourselves--love, justice, mercy and compassion--we become bridges that connect people together instead of walls that divide them.

The book tells the story of how God has worked in Latasha's life. It is a gripping narrative that refuses to let you go. The author gives the reader insights into what it takes to live with racial reconciliation, which includes understanding and accepting forgiveness from those who have hurt them.

In this epilogue to the best-selling book, "Be the Bridge," author and speaker Latasha Morrison speaks on her journey of racial reconciliation. It was her personal experiences of being on both sides of the race issue that led her to realize she had a responsibility toward others. As she travels throughout the country to share her story, she shares divine truth, practical advice and spiritual discipline that will help bridge racial divides in society.

We are living in a time of urgent need for reconciliation. Racial disharmony is the root cause of many of the most pressing social justice issues in America today. As a result, the church has taken up this work that was previously in other's hands. In her book, Be the Bridge, author Latasha Morrison helps readers to understand what it means to be a bridge-builder and how each can contribute to racial reconciliation by following God's heart for racial reconciliation.