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We are here to be a voice for the oppressed and voiceless, sacrificing on behalf of those beaten and left for dead on the Jericho Road of culture.
Understandably, this might make some people nervous if they do not understand the whole picture. But is speaking truth to power without biblical precedent?
Paul, after he was stoned and left for dead outside town—after he revived—thumbed his nose at the rulers by walking right back into the same town (Acts 14:19-22). He used this as an example to the onlooking believers, saying, “Through many tribulations we must enter the kingdom of God” (Acts 14:22).
Are we greater than our Master who, sweating blood, cried out “Abba! Father!” in the Garden of Gethsemane at the thought of the crucifixion? And if Christ’s death pays the debt to allow us to be adopted as sons of God, making us co-heirs with Christ, our destination requires we walk the same road: “if indeed we suffer with Him, so that we may be glorified with Him” (Rom. 8:15-17).
This is a sobering reality for many in the church who may think that if we nicely keep our heads down the intensifying persecution will go away. The Bible says persecution will not go away before Christ’s return. To think and say otherwise is wrong—false teaching. The Bible commands us to read the signs and to be alert.
Continue saving women and babies from abortion by:
[Full transcript]
By CompassCare Pregnancy ServicesWe are here to be a voice for the oppressed and voiceless, sacrificing on behalf of those beaten and left for dead on the Jericho Road of culture.
Understandably, this might make some people nervous if they do not understand the whole picture. But is speaking truth to power without biblical precedent?
Paul, after he was stoned and left for dead outside town—after he revived—thumbed his nose at the rulers by walking right back into the same town (Acts 14:19-22). He used this as an example to the onlooking believers, saying, “Through many tribulations we must enter the kingdom of God” (Acts 14:22).
Are we greater than our Master who, sweating blood, cried out “Abba! Father!” in the Garden of Gethsemane at the thought of the crucifixion? And if Christ’s death pays the debt to allow us to be adopted as sons of God, making us co-heirs with Christ, our destination requires we walk the same road: “if indeed we suffer with Him, so that we may be glorified with Him” (Rom. 8:15-17).
This is a sobering reality for many in the church who may think that if we nicely keep our heads down the intensifying persecution will go away. The Bible says persecution will not go away before Christ’s return. To think and say otherwise is wrong—false teaching. The Bible commands us to read the signs and to be alert.
Continue saving women and babies from abortion by:
[Full transcript]