Liberty Sunday: This Weekend!

I hope you'll join me this weekend as FRC airs its nationwide simulcast, "Liberty Sunday: Defending Our First Freedom." On Sunday, October 15 at 7 p.m. ET, we will broadcast live from Tremont Temple Baptist Church in Boston, Massachusetts, where we will examine how the homosexual agenda has threatened, and same-sex marriage would further threaten, the right of people of faith to express their beliefs in the public square. You'll hear stories from families who are in the midst of the battle for religious liberty--one of the first freedoms to be sacrificed as same-sex marriage was legalized in Massachusetts and as the homosexual agenda advances across the nation and gains government sanction. You'll also hear from leaders in Massachusetts and across the nation with appearances by Massachusetts First Lady Ann Romney, Gov. Mitt Romney, Dr. James Dobson, William Donohue, Chuck Colson, Gary Bauer, Alan Sears, and others. In addition, you will hear testimony from people who have suffered because of sexual license taking precedence over religious liberty. There are several ways to watch or listen to this important event. Check our website to determine if visiting a local host church, watching satellite television, listening on the radio, or watching via live internet webcast is best for you. Please join me on Sunday as we examine the cultural and legal influences that threaten to restrict our right to freely exercise our beliefs.

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FRC Simulcast: Liberty Sunday

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Liberty Sunday, Critical Mass DVD
Liberty Sunday: Defending Our First Freedom DVD - October 15, 2006

 

Avoiding the Lion's Breath

Within the Roman Empire, feeding Christians to the lions was seen as sport in ancient Rome. I hate to remind people of this barbarous practice because I wouldn't want the ACLU or Barry Lynn of Americans United for Separation of Church and State (AU) to get any ideas. The latest cries of outrage from those on the left can only be described as anti-Christian. Today, the Washington Post talks about a comedian who also happens to be a Christian, Keith Deltano. Often religious speakers will go into schools to talk about personal messages on topics such as suicide, bullying or drugs. Mr. Deltano is a former teacher who has been traveling the country talking about abstinence for over a decade. He has two distinct shows for secular and non-secular audiences and uses humor to get the kids thinking about the facts concerning premarital sex. Still the ACLU felt compelled to write a letter to the Loudoun County High principal ordering the school to take extra precautions. Barry Lynn also warned that "schools need to be extremely careful when they tread into these waters." Tread into what waters? Hiring people who are also Christians? These are the same groups that demand homosexuals have special rights, but actively deny Christians basic rights that should be shared by all. In ancient Rome, the government used the lions to spread fear through the ranks of Christianity in hopes of deterring and devouring the faithful. Today, we have the felines of the ACLU and Americans United using the government to spread the fear and intimidate.

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The Abstinence Shtick, Minus Jesus

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The ACLU vs. America: Exposing the Agenda to Redefine Moral Values

 

Washington Watch Weekly

On this week's edition of Washington Watch Weekly, I will be taking a look at the important issue of stem cell research and a proposed amendment on the ballot in Missouri. I'll also be talking to FRC's new Vice President of Pastors' Outreach Dr. Kenyn Cureton about what your church can do to be involved in the political process, both morally and legally.

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Washington Watch Weekly Radio