Stars took to social media to post in honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr; Beyoncé, The Rock, Mary Mary, Lecrae, and more honored the great minister and activist.

As people flooded their Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram feed with the hashtags King, MLK & MLKday, the premise of the day's quotes seem to be of King's statements on love.

Beyoncé revealed that she partnered with The King Center, "On this day we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by joining forces with The King Center in their "100 Days of Nonviolence" initiative. Be part of the movement ?#"Žchoosenonviolence http://www.thekingcenter.org"

Mary Mary turned to gratitude and love with their post, "Thank you Martin Luther King Jr. For living a life of service and sacrifice, that we may live a better tomorrow." Erica Campbell one half of the group added, "Love one another as we celebrate the life and hard work of the brilliant Martin Luther King Jr. #inspireeachother #loveeachother."

"Hangs in my office. I appreciate how far we've come. Still much work to do... Be proud of who you are. #EmbraceCulture #EmbraceProgress #BlackSamoanPride #MLK2014" tweeted Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

Gospel recording artist Vicki Yohe said, "I honor you today!"

Along with a picture of one of King's quotes, Jordin Sparks posted, "#foodforthought Choose to love one another.

Christian hip-hop artist Lecrae celebrated not only King but the life of his mother as well. "Celebrating the lives of 2 people that played pivotal roles in my life and influence. "My mother and Dr. King. Thank God for y'all!" he posted.

Reality star and renown "momager" Kris Jenner took to Instagram and said, "Remembering an extraordinary humanitarian, activist and leader today. "Rest in peace Martin Luther King, Jr. #RIP #MLK #chooselove"

"Celebrating the Life & Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 'The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort & convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge & controversy,'" Bishop T.D. Jakes quoted about King.

Gospel/contemporary Christian artist Mandisa reminded fans of Kings with her Facebook post, "Today we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. While his most famous speech is 'I Have a Dream,' I am equally inspired by the last speech he gave. On April 3, 1968 in Memphis, TN, Dr. King proclaimed that, despite the numerous threats to his life, his desire was to do God's will no matter the cost. It was almost as if his final message was a reminder that life on earth is not the end; it was simply a pit stop. The next day he was assassinated...Happy MLK Day."