WHAT’S ON WHAT’S UP TODAY:

FOURTH TRIMESTER “ABORTION”

You read it right: Fourth Trimester Abortion.

Abortion, death to the baby, after birth…some say up to 30 days after birth.

What is this world coming to?

Plus: SERVING THE LORD THROUGH SPORTS

Are there opportunities for student athletes during the school year to serve through an FCA chapter?

Mark Lanier continues in Romans. (This is a repeat from last week, due to sound quality.)

From the Pulpit at Champion Forest: PASTOR JARRETT STEPHENS:THE SPIRIT-LED PRAYER

The closing prayer:
Heavenly Father,
Hear our pleas for guidance, protection, and provision.
Calm our anxious hearts. More below…

Discussed by Terry Lowry
with Host of the What's UP Radio Program

Host Terry Lowry interviews influential and knowledgeable guests on relevant topics for today.

FOURTH TRIMESTER “ABORTION”

Discussed by Curtis Hill, Jr.
with Free Enterprise Project (NationalCenter.org)

Canadian physicians are debating whether or not it is acceptable to kill a baby during the first 30 days after birth – the “fourth trimester”. Is this next for the abortion industry in America?

Curtis Hill, Jr. is a Senior Advisor for the Free Enterprise Project at the National Center for Public Policy Research. Curtis is also a Project 21 Ambassador and a former Attorney General for the state of Indiana.

Click here to read Curtis’s op-ed on the topic for this interview.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Is it legal in some states in America to kill an unborn baby up until the moment of birth for any reason?

What is meant by “privacy-versus-life debate”? Curtis explains that this means the state is, in essence, sanctioning the killing of a viable unborn child.

Does America need a federal law that prohibits the intentional killing of viable unborn children?

Click here to help support the Free Enterprise Project at the National Center for Public Policy Research.

SERVING THE LORD THROUGH SPORTS

Discussed by Brian Schroeder
with Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA.org)

From football fields and baseball diamonds to skate parks and shorelines, Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Camps brought together 61,252 attendees across the country this summer.

Brian Schroeder is the Executive Vice President of Camps with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Click here for more details about the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

What sports camps are offered with FCA?

What is the objective of the summer sports camps?

In what ways was the Good News shared?

How many commitments were made?

Are there opportunities for student athletes during the school year to serve through an FCA chapter?

Click here to help support the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

EVERY BODY, SOME BODY, ANY BODY, AND NO BODY

Discussed by Terry Lowry
with Host of the What's UP Radio Program

If everybody expects somebody to do something, nobody will to it and it will not get done.


Terry Lowry, host of The What’s Up Radio Program encourages everyone to pick one thing and do it.

Pray, encourage, promote, volunteer..... anything, just pick something and do it.

ROMANS 9 PART 3

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 1

Mark Lanier continues in the series on Romans with another look at Romans 9 and the age-old question: IS GOD UNJUST?

To view Mark Lanier’s video for this lesson, click here.

If you have a prayer request, need Scripture encouragement, or would like a copy of Mark’s lessons each week, email wantmore@biblical-literacy.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Do you like comic strips? Mark does! Listen as he shares a recent Peanuts comic and relates it to school starting – and being ready for the future.

What was school like for the Apostle Paul? When did the children start learning in a school setting? Who taught the children? What was the highest level of education one could receive? What specific training did lawyers obtain?

What is “rhetoric”? What is “hypophora”? How are they both used in the courtroom? Tune in tomorrow for the rest of the story!

For more information about Mark Lanier’s Biblical Literacy class, click here.

SPIRIT-LED PRAYER

Discussed by Pastor Jarrett Stephens
with Champion Forest Baptist Church (www.ChampionForest.org)

Day 1

Pastor Jarrett Stephens continues in his sermon series entitled: Pray Like Jesus.

In this series, everyone can learn something new about the prayer life of Jesus: his pattern of daily dependence, his prayers for others, his surrender in suffering, and his unwavering trust in the Father.

This week, Pastor Jarrett shares how spirit-led prayer shapes us to trust the Lord.

Scripture Passage: Luke 4:1; Luke 4:14-18; Galatians 5; Luke 10:17-20; Luke 10:21; Luke 11:9-13; Psalms 50:8-23; Isaiah 55:8-9

Find Pastor Jarrett Stephens’ sermon here.

Find Pastor Jarrett Stephens’ sermon notes here.

If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org

QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:

Why doesn’t life have an “easy button”? Wouldn’t life be so much easier?

Did Jesus have an “easy button”?

FUN FACT: Out of the 25 times that Jesus prayed, we only have the exact words that he prayed 8 or 9 times recorded in the Bible. Pastor Jarrett reads some examples of how Jesus prayed (not necessarily what he prayed). (Luke 10:21; Luke 4:1; Luke 4:18)


If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, simply text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor from CFBC will call you back.

For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click here.

PRAYER

Discussed by Terry Lowry
with Host of the What's UP Radio Program

Heavenly Father,

Hear our pleas for guidance, protection, and provision.

Calm our anxious hearts.

Receive our pleas and answer in the center of your will.

Lift those who have no strength to stand. Walk with those struggling to take a step. Empower more to run the good race.

There is still plenty of room at the table, Father. May we invite more and more to the marriage feast of the Lamb.

And, Lord, if you grant us tomorrow, let’s repeat.

All for the cause of Christ, in whose name we pray,

Amen and Amen