Matters of the Heart – Christian Estate Planning
In the area of estate planning I have learned that it is important for me to ask many questions to learn what are the “matters of the heart” for each individual as they plan their estate.
Make Me a Servant
Is someone resistant to the life-affirming message as you have presented it? Perhaps it’s the attitude they sense when they have been approached. I have found that when my attitude is more reflective of Christ, my message is much better received and I can do my job of lifting up those who are weak.
Directions Spring 2014
The latest edition of Directions is now available!
God Decides What Blessings Are
Undoubtedly all who read this understand that children are a blessing from God. How often do we verbalize it though?
The Courage to Build a Compassionate Home
Godly courage often appears foolish by worldly standards. Godly strength appears weak. What the world sees, and what Christians believe, do not match up …
Y4Life in Washington D.C. – An Update
We had another highly successful trip to Washington for the March For Life in January!
A Newfound Awareness
In our country, more specifically on our university campuses, we often hear the word “awareness” as it relates to various issues. A newfound awareness of an issue creates knowledge of the previously unknown and this knowledge can create passion to change something. This happened to me on the issue of abortion—and I was deeply affected by it.
A Thank Offering to the Lord
Many individuals would like to make a thank offering to the Lord from their estate plan. Have you ever considered doing so?
God at Work in Life Teams and Chapters
God is busy creating new Life Teams …
Y4Life News – February 2014
I don’t know about you, but I spent a significant amount of time the past couple of weeks watching some incredible athletes test their skills on one of the world’s grandest stages—the Winter Olympics. These talented individuals and teams have been working tirelessly for years in hopes of achieving victory at just the right moment. We, too, are seeking to achieve a huge goal, a culture that recognizes the God-given value of every human life, and, like these athletes, it will take dedication and training.