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My sermon on Pulpit Freedom Sunday (Oct 2) - Blessings! - http://www.firstprestucker.org/sermon-archive/sermon-archive-2/2011-10-02/
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Thank you Tony! Great Sermon! Keep up the good work!
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July 18, 2007
Curt Smith serves as the president as the Indiana Family Institute. His 30 year career in public policy development includes stints as an award-winning journalist, 15 years on Capitol Hill in a variety of senior staff roles, think-tank executive and his work at Sommer Barnard as Director of Public Policy and Public Affairs.
A native Hoosier, Curt was educated at Indiana University and is currently pursuing a Masters in Theology at Chicago’s Trinity International University. He began his career working for two daily newspapers...
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July 18, 2007
Over a half century ago, we gave prisons, welfare, and abused kids to government. Then they turned into "systems" that were not well run, in spite of the myriad of studies that vie for air time and funding. Yet over this same period of time, their charges have exploded in number.
As conservatives, we're quick to criticize these systems; I'm the worst. But as Christians and people of values...just how many prisoners do we visit (or hire)? How many abused kids do we adopt? Besides the holidays, how many...
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July 17, 2007
Pro-Lifers beware: You may be opposed to abortions here in the U.S., but you are now paying for them overseas.
In a (nearly) party-line vote, Democrats have overturned the "Mexico City" policy, originally established by President Ronald Reagan, that banned foreign aid to contraceptive organizations that also provide abortions.
Congressman Joe Donnelly, who ran as a pro-life candidate in 2006, was one of a number of Democrats who supported the reversal of the ban. His position is discussed today on RedState. The...
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July 17, 2007
I sure hope not. However, Senate Democrats blocked an amendment that would prevent its revivial.
Considering that the Left supposedly has a lock on the internet and other growing mediums, I can't figure out why they would think it necessary to limit talk radio. This has got to be the most ridiculous thing the Democrats have proposed since they've been in control of Congress.
With unknown techies developing TV commercials like "Hillary 1984" and "I've got a crush on Obama," how do the Democrats propose to...
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