One Word of Truth
LifeDate Winter 2021 by Robert Morrison I held a lethal weapon in my hands for the first time in March, 1969. The firing range at Coast Guard Boot Camp in
The Story of Baby Shalom – A Discussion on Miscarriage
by Deaconess Rachel Geraci This discussion guide is for use with the LFL booklet, “The Story of Baby Shalom” by Marie MacPherson. Was what the midwife said helpful? Why or
A Bible Study: A Voice for the Voices
Directions – September-October 2021 Gospel-motivated voices don’t have it easy. Our message overflows with joy and hope. Our hearts know the courage of God’s grace and the compassion of His
Attention All Youth: It’s Time to Sign Up for Y4Life in Washington, D.C.! (2022)
LifeDate Fall 2021 That’s right, the annual March for Life scheduled for Friday, January 21, 2022, is quickly approaching! While thousands of adults will attend this event, we’re also hoping
A Call to Action
LifeDate Fall 2021 by Katie Reid One of the most profound experiences I had during my freshman year at Hillsdale College was when Rebecca Punches, the high school and young
Create in Me a Clean Heart, O Lord
LifeDate Fall 2021 by Dr. Barbara Geistfeld, D.V.M., LFL Regional Director of Texas Psalm 51:10-12 is a familiar and beloved King James text found in the old Lutheran Hymnal—known to
My Cup Runneth Over
LifeDate Fall 2021 by Michelle Bauman One of my favorite devotional books, A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23 by W. Phillip Keller, resides on the top shelf of the bookcase
Sheep Need a Shepherd
LifeDate Fall 2021 by Barbara Lane Geistfeld, D.V.M., LFL Regional Director of Texas What do you know about sheep? Sheep were one of the very first animals domesticated by mankind.
Tempting Tyrant
LifeDate Fall 2021 by James M. Kushiner The story of the world is one of deception. We’ve been duped. The serpent is wise and man is foolish. While the first
Going on Offense in Defense of the First Article
LifeDate Fall 2021 by Rev. Fredric Hinz I believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth and of all things visible and invisible. Christians have always