A Dream In Progress
Will our days ever come true? Will we ever be on the brink of glory? Who has never felt the confidence that everything will come true? When everything seems to go wrong, God gives us the hope we need to rebuild everything and keep going. Matthew asks himself all these questions. Despite not having support from his parents, not having confidence with his voice, he will go on fighting for his dreams with the help of some of his idols.
A Dream In Progress
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