Feb 11, 2008

Urgent - To America

I am speaking now for my own personal perspective and not from any ministry I lead.

This past several weeks I posted a video stating that I could never voted for John McCain because he had voted for the funding of embryonic stem cell research. I have made a vow that I would not be a participant in either the shedding of innocent blood or in the taking of any life at any stage. It is my conviction that fertilized embryos are living cells. As we know, today there are walking living human beings that were once embryonic stem cells that could have been killed for research purposes...

As for me, and not my ministry, I remain steadfast in my earlier conviction that I cannot vote for John McCain. I would like to include a part of James Dobson’s statement concerning McCain because there are obviously other issues involved.

You may ask me, “Shouldn’t we vote for McCain because he is certainly better than Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama?”

My answer is maybe you should, but I have been praying that God would drive the abortion issue like a wedge into this nation. Why should I take the wedge out by softening my stand? If the church came out in mass and united behind a true pro-life candidate, like Mike Huckabee, it would forever make a statement to the Republican Party that we are not yours we are God’s. Maybe it would be better to lose an election than to have another Missouri Compromise that keeps dumbing down the issue and will eventually bring us to divine judgment because we have ceased to become the conscience of the nation. What is better, a compromising Zedekiah, or a hostile Nebuchadnezzar? God was able to do more with the pagan king Nebuchadnezzar than he could with the compromising king of Judah. Maybe our thinking is all humanistic and we believe in politics more than the power of prayer.

Thanks to Louengle.com for excerpts: To read the article in full: Click
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Feb 10, 2008

French Court: Parents Can Register Names for Fetuses

John Jalsevac - Staff - LifeSiteNews (Feb 9, 2008)
Source: Staff - LifeSiteNews

"The ruling is triggering a storm over the issue of abortion in France, with pro-abortion activists arguing that the ruling gives pro-life activists a strongly emotional argument for the humanity of the child, by indicating that a fetus at any stage has a right to a name....

preborn Baby(Paris, France)—France's supreme court has ruled that parents of miscarried or stillborn children can register a name for the child, no matter what stage of development the child was at the time of miscarriage or birth, reports the AFP.

Previous to this most recent ruling, parents in France were allowed to register a name for miscarried or stillborn children, but only after 22 weeks gestation, or if the child weighed over 1.1 pounds.

This new ruling gives parents the right to claim the body of their child, which, until this point, was incinerated by the hospital along with other waste tissues. It also allows the mothers of miscarried or stillborn children to claim maternity leave.
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Feb 1, 2008

Lou on Horton!

What's all this "to do" about Horton?
God is speaking mercy to the conscience of a nation... and is releasing major motion pictures to speak His message. He wants to help us b4 our conscience is completely seared. He must judge us for the innocent bloodshed! Our cry is mercy and a National awakening!~Glenn


Hortons Motto "A persons a person, No matter how small"

HORTON HEARS A WHO?








Lou Engle sharing at the rece
nt Gateway -Nazarite Uprising Conference.
















Watch the
Horton Trailer (Click on MOVIES):
You can almost see the word " LIFE"
written on the slingshot band! Why did the writers & illustrators even choose a slingshot??? How could the sling be coincidental??? Could it be that B4L is going to launch the JoJo's heavenward... so their voices can be heard?

God is answering our prayer's & fasting's to move the media & entertainment industry to speak on behalf of life & the adoption alternative message!




































Is God speaking to the Conscience of our Nation?







Watch Juno trailers


Let's continue to ask Jesus for more mercy & to drive the abortion issue like a wedge into the middle of the 2008 elections!

Jan 26, 2008

Abortion Leaders Admit that Pro-Life Arguments are Convincing


Source: LifeSiteNews.com

By Matthew Cullinan Hoffman

LOS ANGELES, January 24, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Two of the nation's most influential pro-abortion leaders have admitted publicly that the pro-life movement has convincing arguments that pro-abortion forces have no response to.

In an opinion piece published by the Los Angeles Times on January 22nd, Frances Kissling and Kate Michelman write that the phrase "culture of life", coined by Pope John Paul II, has had a significant impact.

"To some people, pro-choice values seem to have been unaffected by the desire to save the whales and the trees, to respect animal life and to end violence at all levels," they write.

"Pope John Paul II got that, and coined the term 'culture of life.' President Bush adopted it, and the slogan, as much as it pains us to admit it, moved some hearts and minds. Supporting abortion is tough to fit into this package."

The authors' also admit that the pro-life movement's focus on the unborn child and its attempts to limit access to abortion have worked, both politically and socially. They lament that "Twenty years ago, being pro-life was déclassé. Now it is a respectable point of view."

Significantly, they acknowledge that the strategy of showing people photos of the gruesome reality of abortion is working, despite the fact that it has been a matter of controversy among some pro-lifers. "In recent years, the antiabortion movement successfully put the nitty-gritty details of abortion procedures on public display, increasing the belief that abortion is serious business and that some societal involvement is appropriate. Those who are pro-choice have not convinced America that we support a public discussion of the moral dimensions of abortion," the authors write.

Such frank admissions of the power of pro-life arguments are significant, coming from two of the most important figures in the pro-abortion movement. Kate Michelman was the president of the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL), the original and most influential pro-abortion organization in the United States, with the possible exception of Planned Parenthood.

Frances Kissiling was for many years the leader of "Catholics for a Free Choice," an organization repudiated by the Catholic Church, that promotes abortion, sodomy, and fornication, and fights to eliminate the Vatican's observer status at the United Nations.

Jan 21, 2008

LET'S DREAM GOD DREAMS!

Today we honor the life & work of Dr. King. He was a great man, who like Wilberforce dedicated his life to a righteous dream!

Let us remember that justice delayed is justice denied.
Lets pray for a 3rd. U.S. Supreme Court justice to be appointed during Pres. Bush's term.


We have a God given dream! Abortion ended in America!
It can happen! ~Glenn


"We have a dream. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream and segregation ended.

We have a dream that abortion can end in America, and mothers can be spared from pain and shame.

We have a dream of 1 million adoptions and a renewed foster care system.

Would you join this dream–a massive prayer movement so that justice can once again roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream?"

~Lou Engle

Bloodshed- Who is accountable?


Outline [PDF] - The Doctrine of
the Shedding of Innocent Blood



A Dream Not Yet Fulfilled


Today we celebrate a man who contributed greatly to both this nation and to the world. Dr. Martin Luther King's non-violent movement against segregation and injustice in the United States has inspired many to follow in his footsteps to fulfill the deeply rooted "dream" he spoke of, "that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.'" There is irony in that Dr. King's observed birthday today comes the day before the 35th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton, which forcibly legalized abortion in the United States. The legalization of abortion was the culmination of a dream of Planned Parenthood founder and icon Margaret Sanger. In 1939 Ms. Sanger started the "Negro Project." The aim of the program was to restrict, many believe exterminate, the African-American population, under the pretense of "better health" and "family planning." By all accounts her efforts have been highly successful. Statistics from the Guttmacher Institute (named after Sanger friend and fellow eugenics advocate Alan Guttmacher) show that African-American women account for 32 percent of those getting abortions nationwide, while they make up just 13 percent of the population. Additionally, 94 percent of all abortuaries are located in metropolitan areas, which generally have high African-American populations. Reverend King's niece, Alveda King, recognizes this genocide and speaks out valiantly against it. We must all work together to make sure that more future leaders like Dr. King are not exterminated before they are born. It is up to us as a society to decide if the dreams of freedom and equality, or the nightmares of Margaret Sanger, will prevail.


Thanks to Tony Perkins for this article.

If we are open to truth...We can see that an organization usually follows the dream/vision of its founders! God's word says:
If the first piece of dough is holy, the lump is also; and if the root is holy, the branches are too. (Rom. 11:15)
The opposite is also true, even if you dress it up differently. Unholy... ultimately produces bad bread / bad fruit & barrenness! If we are honest we can see the bi-products in peoples lives. Unless there is repentance of wrong motives...the same spirit remains!



Dec 9, 2007

Lou On Critical Moment of U.S. History

Scientific Facts have "dramatically changed" the Stem Cell Debate

... to Present "cures everyone can live with"—Says Senator Brownback

by Aimee Herd : Dec 9, 2007 : Sen. Sam Brownback – FirstThings.com

"…what we knew in our hearts all along has turned out to be true. The strong ought to protect the weak and science is not to be feared, nor is it to be worshiped, but rather it should be regulated by sound ethical guidelines."

(Kansas, U.S.)—United States Senator, Sam Brownback (Kansas), may have dropped out of the presidential running, however he has not dropped off the radar. In fact, he continues to work with Senate colleagues on the issue of stem-cell research.

In an encouraging, and informative article, Brownback discloses the good news that recent studies have shown there is no need to destroy the innocent lives of the unborn with embryonic stem-cell research. Brownback cites a statement by Dr. James Thompson, asserting that science can pursue "the most promising stem cell research without killing, or even using, human embryos."

Below are a few excerpts from the article written by Sen. Brownback, which I recommend reading in full, by accessing the link provided.

"This shifts the debate fundamentally. Those who had moral reservations about research on the youngest of humans but were persuaded of the need to pursue treatments can now support this promising research without compromising their pro-life conviction. At the same time, those who claimed that embryonic research was the only promising way forward can unite around a promising new technique that presents no ethical dilemmas."

"What the vast majority of Americans want is now possible: the pursuit of promising research that does not cross ethical lines, honors human dignity, and preserves innocent life."

"…what we knew in our hearts all along has turned out to be true. The strong ought to protect the weak and science is not to be feared, nor is it to be worshiped, but rather it should be regulated by sound ethical guidelines. In doing so, science has shown the path forward: ethical research, promising science, and cures everyone can live with."