| Our nation has killed over 50 million unborn persons |
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We have stood silently by committing the egregious "sin of silence" while our nation slides into a moral abyss. Our nation has killed over 50 million unborn persons since 1973, and we continue to kill in excess of four million each year. In addition we silently tolerate our nation to commit the ungodly sin of sodomy. Our pulpits by and large are strangely silent, possibly on the contention they might lose their tax deductible status by engaging in "politics." Not only is the killing not politics, but by contesting the issue even if they lost their tax deductible status, is money more important than our faith in God and his moral principles. When this same conduct was being carried on in Nazi Germany in 1939, men like Dedrick Bonhoffer were martyred for confronting the Nazi government with the killing of Jews as "non-persons." Our confrontation with killing unborn children has not a yet cost his life, but as was true in Nazi Germany, we are headed as a nation toward the biggest tragedy that we have ever encountered. As Thomas Jefferson said, "God's judgment will not linger forever." This website is going to begin to communicate on a biweekly basis happenings out of Washington and around the world, opinions, tracking the world tragedy of which we are about to become a part absent a revival in this nation and a return to God and he is basic moral principles which apply to government as well as individuals. It is not sufficient to hear the rhetoric about the abuses of freedom and governmental activity in our society, there is definitely a means by which we can confront this growing evil of immorality fostered by Satan himself to not only destroy this nation, but families and relationships among the families and communication. Scripture admonishes us that "God sought for a man to make up the hedge, but he found none." How frequently do you call or talk to your father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, son, or daughter or grandchildren and request whether they have need for prayer and if so want and then actually pray with them. Your failure to do so is egregious sin. That act on your part is not to be barred by any animosity or affront. God calls and holes each one of us responsible to communicate his love under the power of his convicting Holy Spirit. Let us hear from you on this subject and please track the organizations that are listed here as vibrant people as ambassadors for the living God in Washington and around the world. BERNARD P. REESE JR. |