Matters of the Heart – Stillbirth and Miscarriage – 2014 LFL National Conference
Rev. Dr. Jim Lamb speaks on “Matters of the Heart – Stillbirth and Miscarriage.”
Matters of the Heart – Not Until I Say “I Do” (a sexual purity workshop for youth) – 2014 LFL National Conference
Rev. Jonathan Fisk discusses “Matters of the Heart – Not Until I Say “I Do” (a sexual purity workshop for youth).
The Inevitability of Killing by Choice – 2014 LFL National Conference
In his keynote address, Dr. John Patrick talks about “The Inevitability of Killing by Choice.”
Pastors’ Luncheon: Matters of the Heart in Pastoral Ministry – 2014 LFL National Conference
Rev. Dr. James I . Lamb talks with pastors about “Matters of the Heart in Pastoral Ministry.”
What’s a Life Worth – The Human Soul in the (kind of) Infinite Cosmos – 2014 LFL National Conference
Rev. Jonathan Fisk looks at the question, “What’s a Life Worth? – The Human Soul in the (kind of) Infinite Cosmos.”
Dr. Lamb on Christian Courage – An Issues, Etc. interview
Dr. Lamb on Christian courage.
Laura Davis on Upcoming Y4Life Events
Laura Davis talks with Andy Bates on the His Time Morning Show on KFUO Radio about upcoming Y4Life events: March 28 — Y4Life Campus Ministry Leaders Summit; April 25 Y4 — Life Servant Event.
An Interview with Laura Davis
Laura Davis, LFL’s director of Y4Life, was interviewed by Andy Bates, host of KFUO Radio’s Faith’n’Family program about the Y4Life program and pro-life youth.
Jenny Farrell: L.I.F.E. after abortion – 2013 LFL National Conference
This workshop covers moving beyond the barriers of judgement and shame in order to minister to those suffering from the pain of abortion.
Linda Bartlett: L.I.F.E. as male and female – 2013 LFL National Conference
The world identifies us as sexual beings. But, in light of our baptism, vocation, and sanctification, who does God say we are? Who are we for eternity? What happens if we live under mistaken identity? Our sexuality is God’s gift for use within the boundaries of marriage, but living as male and female is not reserved for marriage. What does this mean?