Gentle Christian Warriors Remember Roe in Cities across the Country

Gentle Christian Warriors Remember Roe in Cities across the Country
by Flip Benham

Thousands gathered in cities across our nation to mourn 34 years of unabated child-killing.  Several are pictured here gathering at Independence Square in downtown Charlotte to mourn the 34th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.  Over fifty million children killed under the color of law in the United States of America.  Several pastors preached from the Word of God and prayed, asking God to forgive us for our apathy and indolence toward these precious children.

Those stung by the sin of abortion shared their testimonies. The praisers and worshippers sang unto the Lord, and the “Emancipation Proclamation for the Unborn Child” was proclaimed.  We joined the numberless throng of brothers and sisters across this land to give a voice to those who cannot speak for themselves.

Literally thousands of babies have been saved from the slaughter.  Thousands of mothers, fathers, parents, friends, and passersby have surrendered their hearts to Christ as a direct result of gentle Christian warriors living out their faith at abortion mills across this country.  Hundreds of abortionists have quit performing this murderous procedure, and thousands of abortion mill employees have surrendered their hearts to Christ as a direct result of those who are storming the gates of hell in Jesus' Name. 

The world little knows, nor will it remember the miracles God Himself has performed through the lives of simple little Christians who are allowing their theology to become biography at abortion mills and personally intervening on behalf of those waiting to be born. But little by little we are seeing the heart of this nation changing toward the unborn child.

When the heart of our nation changes and moves toward God and life, the laws of our nation will reflect that change.