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Abortion Clinic Chronicles: Letters for Life from Little Ones

As we continue to gather as families at the local abortion clinic, it’s been a challenge to find ways to incorporate our younger children in the outreach we’re engaged in. However, a recent past week marked one of first times an entire family came prepared, each with a special gift to give.

If you were a mom driving into the clinic this past week, you would have received handrawn notes and pictures from 7-year-old girls, saying, “I am adopted. I pray that you would keep your baby.” “Please don’t go in that place. We love you.”; and “A baby is in your belly. It is alive.”

Though the clinic is removed from the road, every car coming through that entrance passes an army of little children with their arms extended, offering their letters.

These are “Letters 4 Life” – many of which are written by children whom God has spared from the horror of abortion and placed into Christ-centered families.

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Abortion Clinic Chronicles – They Got Back in the Car and Left

Worldwide, we have killed 1.2 billion children through the hands of abortionists – a huge percentage considering the world population is now around 6.8 billion today. Voices must be raised, for we cannot forget or let the world forget what we are doing. Innocent blood is on all our hands. Innocent blood always cries out, and human voices should always be raised in solidarity with that innocent blood. That is why I am grateful that each week people from our church go out to plead for the lives of unborn babies in front of our local abortion clinic. They lift up their voices to cry out for the innocent. I know that their time, prayers, anguish, labors, preaching, and pleading often seems to be in vain. But occasionally God gives glimpses into the fruit of their labors.

A past Saturday, a girl was brought to the abortion clinic by three of her friends. They all got out of the car and stood beside it talking for quite a while. The counselors from our church were calling to them inviting them to come and talk while the preacher was preaching the Word and the Gospel over the loud speakers. They listened to the preaching and continued to engage in very energetic conversation. The preacher kept preaching about how children are a blessing from the Lord and how God had knit that child together in her womb. The counselors kept calling out and beckoning to them to come and talk personally. After about 20 minutes, the three friends suddenly started clapping. We stood there wondering what was going on.

Then, they hugged and all got back into the car. As they drove up the driveway where our counselors were standing, they stopped and explained that the three of them had been trying to talk the girl out of the abortion all morning to no avail. But, the preaching had changed her heart. On that day, God used many voices to save one tiny life.

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White Unto Harvest: Some Reflections

Now having some time to reflect on the White Unto Harvest conference I attended last weekend, I thought a few written thoughts were in order. But let me say that it was one of the best, most God-honoring, and motivating conferences I’ve ever attended. My friend Elder Scott Brown and the whole NCFIC team (www.ncfic.org) really outdid themselves to the glory of God.  My family and those with me all felt very welcomed.  And that is maybe an understatement; it felt like family! There was such a kindred spirit, a tender, holy, passionate feel to the whole thing…it was awesome!


Elder Scott Brown and Me at the Burnings in the Soul Luncheon

Anyhow…here are some random thoughts and reflections on the conference in no particular order…. (more…)

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The Problem with Modern Day Evangelism

In modern day evangelism, this precious doctrine [of regeneration] has been reduced to nothing more than a human decision to raise one’s hand, walk an aisle, or pray a “sinner’s prayer.” As a result, the majority of Americans believe that they’ve been “born again” (i.e., regenerated) even though their thoughts, words, and deeds are a continual contradiction to the nature and will of God.

- Paul Washer

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Help Spread the Word – Four Weeks Until White Unto Harvest

Hello friends, we are just four weeks away from the White Unto Harvest conference. Below is a two-minute promotional video clip we put together specifically for our friends to share around the Internet to get the word out. Would you consider sharing the video below with your friends, your community, and your fellow church members? (Please see below.)

 

Help spread the video… (more…)

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Do We Even Need to Evangelize? Calvin Weighs In

Left to ourselves, we might conclude that belief in predestination would destroy personal evangelism. Thankfully, the Bible does not leave that option open – “How will they hear without a preacher?” Neither will Calvin leave us that option. John Calvin’s most thorough exposition of predestination is found in his book, Concerning the Eternal Predestination of God. In that book, he wrote:

Since we do not know who belongs to the number of the predestined and who does not, it befits us so to feel as to wish that all be saved. So it will come about that, whoever we come across, we shall study to make him a sharer of peace…even severe rebuke will be administered like medicine, lest they should perish or cause others to perish. But it will be for God to make it effective in those whom He foreknew and predestined. – John Calvin, Concerning the Eternal Predestination of God, trans by J.K.S. Reid (London, James Clarke & Co., 1961), 138.

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Paul Washer and Scott Brown Discuss Explaining the Gospel to an Unconverted Person

Developing an Evangelical Vision in the Family

How Family-Integrated Churches Are Equipped to Share the Gospel

The Comprehensive Nature of the Great Commission

The Love of God Compels Us to Evangelize

Evangelistic Fathers Earnest for the Advancement of the Kingdom of God

Joel Beeke on Family Worship – a Tool of Evangelism in the Home

Paul Washer and Scott Brown with Thoughts on Short-Term Mission Trips

The Gospel vs. the Prosperity Gospel in Malawi

What Does the Prosperity Gospel Look like in Malawi?
What Is the Gospel that You Preach at Antioch Baptist Church?

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