Random Musings: More powerful than a sermon

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

More powerful than a sermon

A brief life, lived for only 99 days, yet a life that continues to touch hundreds, if not thousands, others...yet a life that too many in our country feel never should have been allowed to survive beyond the womb...a life that brought --- and continues to bring --- glory to God...

Can you watch this and say, along with too many Americans, that we are the better for allowing and encouraging women to choose to have the lives of children like Eliot snuffed out in the womb?

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Grammie JanTuesday, October 21, 2008 1:11:00 PM
Thanks, Rebecca. I hadn't seen this. Beautiful -- and oh, how true!!! Thank you for posting it. Jan
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The SavageTuesday, October 21, 2008 2:04:00 PM
Tear-jerking for this pregnant momma, but what a beautiful example of God's grace. Thanks for passing it on!
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Quoting myself

One thing I know...

In the end, the very end, Jesus wins.

He's the Victor.

And His grip on me is way, way stronger and more sure than my grip on Him.

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All the rules and standards and convictions and non-optional principles in the world won't help you when the rubber hits the road. They have nothing to offer when it comes to grief, death, tragedy, or suffering. Jesus never fails. When I can no longer hold on to Jesus, He holds on to me.

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