Preached by Pastor Tim Binion on the Christian perspective of abortion. Is it Political Moral or Spiritual? Text taken from Psalm 106:36 "They Sacrificed their Children unto Devils!" How did we ever get here? How did we get to this place? This is not a Political Issue! This is a Moral Issue! This is not a liberal or conservative Issue! This is a Spiritual Issue! The fourteenth amendment of the Constitution says, "No person shall be deprived of life without due process of law." What’s the due process for an infant in the womb? At two months of age, the human being is small, but everything is there – hands, feet, head, organs, brain. There is consciousness, brain waves, he can feel pain, . His fingerprints can be detected. His heart is beating 150 to 170 beats a minute. Just look at the 3D imaging, that’s a baby in there. To allow someone to invade that womb and rip him or her limb from limb and place it on a table like a jigsaw puzzle to make sure all the body parts are removed, Is unhuman and murder. In our land we have departed from God, we have departed from His Word, we have embraced heathen philosophies, We are worshiping the God of self and sacrificing our own offspring on the alters of our own sinful desires. What does the Bible say about this? You’re not an animal. You’re not a biological accident. You’re not tissue at some point, and then you become a person. You’re a creation of God, by God, who weaves together the genetic code, who intimately sees the unformed fetus, and who guides the entire process.

Scripture References: Psalms 106:36-37, Psalms 139:7-12

Related Topics: Abortion, Doctrine, Family, Law, Sanctification, Sovereignty Of God, The Home | More Messages from Tim Binion

From Series: "Christian Duty"

The philosophies of the world that are at enmity with God are pulling at each of us! Encouragement is needed in doing the right thing and please God. Sermons that help Motivate Christian living. Admonishments to Reinforce the values of the home; raising of children; motherhood; fatherhood; Christian values for our youth; Christian duty; strengthen and encourage one another to develop greater degrees of love, holiness, hope, faith, mercy and righteousness.