The Bible Study: Ask the Pastor with Dr. Lamb

LFL executive director, Rev. Dr. James I. Lamb, was the guest on the “Ask the Pastor” segment of “The Bible Study” on October 14. Among the topics discussed were what to say to someone who confides in you that she is pregnant and considering abortion, the loving adoption option, Life Sunday on January 22, 2012 (the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton Supreme Court decisions), and LFL’s Life Sunday theme “Trust God – Choose Life.”

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Dr. Russell D. Moore: Orphan Care and the Gospel – 2011 LFL National Conference Keynote Address

Dr. Russell D. Moore: “If we as pro-life people can understand that the issue of orphan care … is not simply stopping bad things from happening to children … Instead, there is also a deeper issue here, which is that our advocacy for women and children who are under assault by forces so dark and evil that we cannot even contemplate it, can teach us and show us how to be the Church, how to embrace the Gospel, how to live in the unity of the Spirit—and we see something of what this looks like by what the Spirit is doing in the life of Joseph …

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Hands that Knit – Arms that Hold

Dr. Lamb delivered his Life Sunday sermon for 2011, Hands that Knit – Arms that Hold, at Concordia Lutheran Church in Greenwood, Indiana on July 24. His sermon is based on Psalm 139:13-14 and Mark 10:13-16.

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Russian Adoption Opportunities – KFUO Radio Interview

Adoptive dad, and LFL Director of Communications, Lowell Highby, is interviewed by Paul Clayton of KFUO Radio along with co-host Renee Gibbs (member of the national Lutherans For Life board of directors). Older child Russian adoption opportunities, through Camp Hope, were discussed as well the 2011 National LFL Conference (Adopted in Christ).

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Col. John Eidsmoe on KFUO Radio

LFL national board member, Col. John Eidsmoe, visits with Roland Lettner on KFUO Radio’s “Studio A.” Also featured in the hour-long program were Brad Mattes, executive director of Life Issues Institute, and Lowell Highby, director of communications for Lutherans For Life.

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