Starting to Plan Series 6
Starting to Plan Part 6 First a quick review in case you are a new Life Advocate or you just forgot! Our training sessions flow from Dr. David Adams’
Starting to Plan Series 7
Starting to Plan Part 7 First a quick review in case you are a new Life Advocate or you just forgot! Our training sessions flow from Dr. David Adams’
Giving and God’s Word
The Bible has a lot to say to us as Christians about being a good steward of the gifts that God gives us. Being a good steward is an important aspect of our Christian walk. As we give, we grow in our relationship with the Lord and our brothers and sisters in Christ. Let’s take a look at just a few of the Bible verses about giving in His Word.
Life Service Prayer
This prayer of the Church was offered at a Lutherans For Life of Australia convention service.
A Litany For Life
This can be used as part of a Life Sunday service or any other appropriate service.
Confessions of an Executive Director
It was not at all what I expected. She sat on the floor, back against the wall. Fear filled her eyes and tears spilled over. It was not at all what I expected from a woman waiting to have an abortion.
The Redeemer Redeemed
On the Church Year calendar, February 2 is The Purification of Mary and the Presentation of Our Lord.
Word of Hope Responds to Danish Study on Mental Health and Abortion
Word of Hope has issued a response to a recent Danish study presented in the New England Journal of Medicine regarding the risk of mental health issues in women who have a first-trimester abortion and those who experienced a first childbirth. Word of Hope is the post-abortion ministry of Lutherans For Life.
March for Life 2011
Lutherans For Life members from around the country joined in on the March for Life on January 24.
Behold the Lamb of God – A Life Sunday Sermon
Martin Luther once wrote, “Sin has two places where it may be; either it may be with you, so that it lies upon your neck, or upon Christ, the Lamb of God. If now it lies upon your neck, you are lost; if, however, it lies upon Christ, you are free and will be saved. Take now whichever you prefer.” When you put it that way, Luther, the decision seems quite clear. That’s like asking a death row criminal if he would rather be punished for his crimes, or be set free. He doesn’t have to think about it. The choice is clear. One option is life. The other is death. The choice is clear …