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Father's Day

On this last Father's day I reflected back on the previous Thursday when a father shared with me his anguish over how his girlfriend had had his baby aborted and there was nothing that he could do about it.
Maybe we should have more discussions about how men in this country have been emasculated in that they are legally restricted from defending their preborn children; about the number of men that are suffering emotionally over how their baby that they were willing to love was aborted; about the men who are in anguish over purposefully having their own preborn child aborted; or about the still 3,000+ babies per day that are aborted that have no father/protector and thus qualify as the "Fatherless" that the Bible speaks so much about and commands Christians to defend (Is. 1:17).

Contentment or complacency

9/1/2024

Here is a link to a teaching that I did some months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYQNw17_J_g

I also wanted to share how when I went out to do our 3rd Saturday outreach last month to expose what is happening to our preborn neighbors, like so many other times I was not looking forward to it. One grows weary and discouraged after so many years, seeing so few volunteers and knowing that greater numbers would increase the effectiveness of this effort.
BUT, when I arrived and experienced the fellowship that we have with those who "show-up" I was very blessed. Thanks to all who show-up! Let us not grow weary in doing good.

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Mark: Father of 12 children, including 3 that did not survive birth. I am convinced that all human beings are of great worth because they are made in the image of God and that it is always wrong to take the life of an innocent human being.
I am further convinced that there is great need for repentance in our nation for all of this innocent bloodshed and amongst Christian's for their failure to identify the victims of this present holocaust in any manor which might compel them to intervene on their behalf.

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