Friends, We have curated an initial roundup of reactions and writing in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe and Casey, effectively leaving it to individual states to determine how they will regulate access to abortion. We’ll include other relevant reactions in the coming days.
What Christians and churches must do now is come along side all those that are most affected. There should be no children left in the foster care system, churches need to step up and se that all kids are placed in stable homes. Support for single parents has to be a priority as does adoption for those wishing not keep their newborns. The actions or inaction of the Christian community will be what decides much of the future of protecting both the unborn and caring for the born.
God chooses life. A pro death culture is never a solution. God’s creation shows us his way in life, in the fact of creation with male and female and in marriage. Choose God and his better way. If we start there we can help those who desperately need His love and compassion and care.
Your comment is exactly how I feel. Can we finally stop exaggerating both sides and find common ground in the middle?
What Christians and churches must do now is come along side all those that are most affected. There should be no children left in the foster care system, churches need to step up and se that all kids are placed in stable homes. Support for single parents has to be a priority as does adoption for those wishing not keep their newborns. The actions or inaction of the Christian community will be what decides much of the future of protecting both the unborn and caring for the born.
God chooses life. A pro death culture is never a solution. God’s creation shows us his way in life, in the fact of creation with male and female and in marriage. Choose God and his better way. If we start there we can help those who desperately need His love and compassion and care.