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January 2014
John Piper, Francis Chan, John Ensor
"There are some things that are so profoundly evil to look at, that you either run away, close your eyes and ears. Or you take a look and..."
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Chan, Piper, Ensor
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November 2019
Aren't we just called to preach the gospel?
Abortion is so controversial and divisive. Won’t speaking about it push people away from the gospel?
Won’t it be a distraction from our main calling as the Church to just preach the gospel?
Glen Scrivener
Why I teach my congregation about abortion once a year
Our false Gods and favourite sins converge on the issue of abortion…
Why is this a part and parcel of the calling of a pastor?
Pete Jackson
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For such a time as this: Esther 4
What is the great moral test for the UK Church today, and how are we responding to it?
Are we in tune with God’s heart?
Dave Brennan
Is abortion a gospel issue?
Shouty and aggressive? Single issue? Too sensitive for male pastors? Deflecting from the gospel?
Vaughan nails his colours to the mast.
Vaughan Roberts
Speak Life | September 2018
Gendercide: sex-selective abortion
New pre-natal test reveals babies’ gender at 8 weeks gestation. Parents use this information to decide whether their baby lives or dies.
Pastor's Academy | June 2020
Abortion: The basics
The Pastors' Academy Christian Ethics tutor Matthew Mason in conversation with Dave Brennan.
Matthew Mason
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November 2017
Justice for the fatherless
“He executes justice for the fatherless and the widow.” Deutoronomy 10:18 Abortion demands our response.
Evangelical Times | November 2019
Dear Church, abortion is child abuse
"Well it’s a grey area. It depends on the circumstances. It’s a person’s choice."
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Premier Christianity | October 2018
Church, we need to talk about abortion
Silence in the Church is not neutral. It communicates something loud and clear: unforgivable.
Christian Medical Fellowship | March 2019
Fresh threats to the UK's unborn
Two giants are approaching; are we ready for them?