Obama 12-Minute Speech to Planned Parenthood Time for 7.6 Abortions at Planned Parenthood
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"Rise up, you women who are at ease, hear my voice;
you complacent daughters, give ear to my speech."
(Isaiah 32:9)
Thus says the Lord:Get involved. Do something. Stay informed. Vote. Pray.
“A voice is heard in Ramah,
lamentation and bitter weeping.
Rachel is weeping for her children;
she refuses to be comforted for her children,
because they are no more.”
(Jeremiah 31:15)
"The only way to avoid all controversy would be to consider nothing we believe important enough to defend and no truth too costly to compromise" (R. Albert Mohler, Jr. - Tabletalk, May 2012).I have had several opportunities to engage friends and family members in conversations regarding the doctrine of election, which is by it's nature, controversial. (These doctrines are opposed to the natural mind, which is at enmity with God.)
"His body he leaves on this earth, but his soul goes to heaven.This departure represents the culmination of earthly Christian life. Picture it this way: when a man first comes to Christ he has one foot in heaven, one foot left on eath. But then, for the rest of his life, he slowly shifts his spiritual weight. With the passing of time he grows in love for God, even as he grows nearer to the day when he will enter the presence of God. Finally, in death, he lifts his back foot from earth entirely and steps fully into the world above. At last he is both of heaven...and in it too.This truth transforms the prospect of death for all who are in Christ.The experience of those in heaven now is what theologians have traditionally referred to as 'the intermediate state.'
I. Christ will give believers imperishable, glorious, powerful bodies.Now the last one was a new thought for me. The author points us to Ps. 2:8, Matt. 5:5, Isa. 65:17, and Rev. 5:10 as proof that this world will not be destoyed and eliminated, but dramatically renewed.
II. Christ will judge the world.
III. Christ will renew the world.
"Just as my resurrection body will be my body raised, so will the new world be this world glorified. Lo and behold, the promised 'new earth' will turn out to be this earth made new."
What do we say when a friend gives us a tour of his impressively remodelled home? 'I love what you've done with the place.' How much more will we say that -- or at least think that, for the beauty of the sight may leave us speechless -- when we first behold on that great daywhat this world was always meant to be.
We will live and serve fruitfully on solid ground. Life without fear, labor without frustration... The ground will no longer groan but rejoice, and we will rejoice with it."
"Thy kingdom come. thy will be done, on Earth, as it is in heaven."