Living Together
On Friday, Citizenlink posted an interview with Glenn T. Stanton on his new book about living together. كازينو الكويت When asked, “Why did you feel this was such an important
What LFLers are Doing – Annual Activity Reports
From Directions Summer 2011 “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another” (John
Listen Online: LFL Conference Keynote – Orphan Care and the Gospel
Dr. Russell D. Moore, author of Adopted for Life: The Priority of Adoption for Christian Families, gave a tremendous keynote address at the 2011 National Lutherans For Life Conference in
Video: Metro East Area Lutherans For Life Crosses
Recently, Metro East Area Lutherans for Life (Illinois), and members of area congregations, set up a cross display to remind people of the number of lives lost to abortion in the U.S. every
Chuck Colson: The Sanction of Eros – Why Christians Divorce
What keeps a marriage together? Love, right? Ahh, but what kind of love? Read more …
Peter Saunders: 20 Things You Might Not Know About Assisted Suicide in Europe
The Sunday Times, in line with its new editorial policy, ran a typically effusive article last weekend about last night’s “documentary” in which we saw a British man, Peter Smedley,
Chuck Colson: What Have I Done? – A Father’s Remorse
Sunday is Father’s Day — a good day to pray for dads everywhere, and even for dads who almost were. Read more …
An Update from Russ at the the Casa de Ninos Children’s Home
Our summer edition of LifeDate – Adopted in Christ featured an article by Russ Krube from the Casa de Ninos Children’s Home in Tepic, Mexico. Russ sent this update today:
Peoria Area LFL Life Essay Contest Winner
Here is the first place essay from the Peoria Area Lutherans For Life Life Essay Contest – Eighth Grade Division. The author, Naomi Niemann, attends Good Shepherd Lutheran School in Pekin,
Albert Mohler: Theology, Therapy, Twitter, and the Scandal of the Gospel
It is a non-negotiable of the Christian faith, deeply rooted in the teaching of Christ that he is “the way, the truth, and the life,” and that no one comes