What Does the Bible Really Say about Abortion?
Preaching how God hates abortion has its place because He calls us to speak His truth in our generation, but it must be done in love and gentleness. God’s most interested in drawing lost sinners to Himself through His Son Jesus Christ.
Rather than growing angry toward their ignorance, what if:
- You asked God to give you His compassion for them?
- You asked Him to help you share the hope of forgiveness to even one person burdened with shame?
- You prayed fervently for God to save them?
The purpose of God’s commands are to show people their sin so they’ll recognize their need for a Savior. What if having an abortion was the breaking point for a woman who otherwise would’ve believed she was a “good person?” What if her shame over her sin is what leads her to repentance? Will you be the one to show her the Way to Salvation?
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Rhonda Stoppe is a best-selling Christian author of seven books. With 40 years of experience in helping women build no regrets lives, Rhonda has become a highly sought after voice in the Christian living community. She has written hundreds of articles for Crosswalk.com and other popular magazines. Rhonda has appeared on The 700 Club, 100 Huntley Street, Family Life Today, Dobson’s Family Talk, and her interviews at Focus on the Family have been named in their Best Of Episodes 2021 & 2023. “I could have listened to Rhonda talk all night,” is what listeners say. Her speaking platform includes: Homeschool conferences, (MOPs) MomCo, MomCon, Legacy Grandparenting Summit and more. She is the host of the award-winning podcast, Old Ladies Know Stuff. Rhonda has over 40 years experience as a pastor’s wife, speaker, mom coach, marriage mentor, mother of four–and did we mention she’s a grandmother of 15! Find out more about Rhonda at NoRegretsWoman.com.
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