"Expose the injustice"- Ghandi
We watched in this last Prime how injustice has been exposed in different ways in the past- The Humane Society's commercials, the re-education and rehabilitation of the Ecuadorian Condor, and the brave story of Mamie Till in the death of her son, Emmit. These are just a few of the instances where the greater public was allowed to look in on the injustice of a situation. And because of the public outcry, transformation has been and is happening. Why can't we apply that same standard to the value of life? We watched how a 9 week old baby, just formed, has incredible reflexes that early in developement! My wife, Renee is now 10 weeks pregnant, so that moment was pretty meaningful to me. We introduced the ministry of Justice For All last night. They are applying the same principles as Ghandi did, as the Humane Society did, as Mamie Till did, and even the Ecuadorian Condor program did. JFA wants to educate the next generation and at least ask the hard questions, but do it in a tone that is honoring to God, I believe. They operate shoulder to shoulder, discussing the issues, relaying truth- not face to face to try and win an argument. You see, way too many people have been stung by the heartache of abortion. Many have thought that it was their only way out. God's grace is big enough for the most difficult situation and His forgiveness will always extend beyond comprehension. There is forgiveness and healing for those who have chosen that path. http://www.troubledwith.com/index.cfm?utm_source=troubledwith.org&utm_medium=billboard&utm_campaign=offline
And, there are options for those who are contemplating the decision to take a life. http://www.hopectr.com/ JFA represents the hands and feet of Christ to people regardless of where they stand on the issue. They want to make a difference in this world. That's what makes them "World Changers". What are you doing in your world this week?
Steve