Will the Real Wimps Please Stand Up?
Rev. Benham is right in what he says about Barack Obama and Dr. Wright. But it is ironic that he takes conservative talk show hosts to task for not speaking out more forcefully against an apostate pastor preaching a "different gospel" and an apostate church which has "abandoned its rich Christian heritage and responsibility to stand on the Word of God." In fact, when his very words are considered in context, they are consistent with the deception and surreal nature of the ecumenical pro-life/pro-family movement in America.

Green County Health Department Yokes with Planned Parenthood of Monroe!
Pilgrims Covenant Church is in the process of mailing this letter and document, along with a gospel tract, to 8,000 rural Green County homes and literature dropping another 2,000 homes in several towns.

A Response to ECT Light
Today, Tuesday, November 28, a coalition of pro-family/pro-life leaders issued a press release in response to Pastor Rick Warren's decision to have U.S. Senator Barack Obama speak at the Global Summit on AIDS being hosted in Warren's Saddleback Church. The very language of that document is a witness against those Protestants who have signed it.

Still Waiting for Reformation
. . . Rome continues to make converts of Protestants corrupted by ecumenical ministry. The National Catholic Register's latest edition contains two articles trumpeting the news that Operation Rescue founder Randall Terry is the latest Protestant pro-life activist to join the Roman Catholic Church.

A Matter of Law
The use of lethal force in defense of unborn human life is a grave matter on many counts. Emotional appeals to out-of-context legal axioms do not justify the unrighteous use of force, while understandable but emotional, knee-jerk revulsion without a basis in law in response to the use of such force may demean the lives of unborn human beings.

Audio from Pastor Ralph Ovadal

What Should We Do about Abortion?
1/21/2007—My text today is Luke 10:25-37, which contains what is known as the Parable of the Good Samaritan. The topic of my sermon today is, What is the church's responsibility with regard to abortion? What are our duties to the unborn, if any? I remember a time when the vast majority of Christians saw the killing of an unborn child as being a woman's private business. I remember a time when most Christians did not think they had any duty to their unborn neighbors. I see a time now in which many Christians have made an idol out of the unborn child while showing contempt for lost souls, the gospel, the Lord's church, and His glory. But neither of those two extremes is biblical and right. 59 minutes.

Thirty-Two Years after Roe v. Wade
1/23/2005—What lessons should Christians have learned after thirty-two years of unborn child-killing, and what will be the long-term effects of the current pro-life movement? 64 minutes.