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Life After Roe with David Closson

6d ago 30:41

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Summary:

In this episode, David Closson joins Michael to discuss his new book Life After Roe and the significant impact of the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. He underscores the importance of viewing life issues through a biblical worldview, emphasizing the sanctity of life from conception and the vital role the church must play in addressing abortion.

Closson shares findings from a recent survey revealing diverse beliefs among churchgoers regarding abortion, highlighting the need for clear teaching and compassionate dialogue within congregations. He provides historical context on the pro-life movement, showing how cultural shifts have shaped the current landscape.

Recognizing the challenges churches face in today’s cultural climate, Closson encourages pastors and church leaders to proactively engage their communities in honest and loving conversations about life. He offers practical guidance for pastors to equip their congregations to think biblically about life issues, foster empathy, and uphold truth with grace.

Takeaways:

Only 44% of regular churchgoers heard a sermon on abortion or life after Roe was overturned.
Many younger pastors avoid abortion topics fearing political backlash, despite its biblical importance.
Luke 1:39–45 powerfully affirms the sanctity of life through John the Baptist’s reaction in the womb.
The historic Christian church consistently opposed abortion for nearly 2,000 years until recent theological shifts.
Theologically conservative seminaries are growing, offering hope for sound biblical teaching on life.
Pastors should preach expositionally through Scripture to equip churches to engage life issues biblically.

Links Mentioned:

Family Research Council

Life After Roe by David Closson

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