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Abortion is all over the news. It's fodder for political debates and can spark emotions on every side of the issue. As we move closer to the end of this age and the rise of anti-Christ, we shouldn't be surprised that this continues to be a bigger and bigger issue. But abortion is also a deeply moral, personal issue. If you've ever had an abortion, you probably know that. Or, perhaps, you know someone else who has? It's possible you're contemplating an abortion now. What do you believe God says about your possible choice? What are your reasons for contemplating that choice? Are you simply scared and don't know what else to do? Are forgiveness and peace possible after an abortion or are there some sins for which we never find redemption? Whether we've been there, are contemplating these things personally, or just live in this fallen world with other sinners like us, we need to know how to answer these questions.
Serving God well in our anti-Christian culture can be challenging. We live in a world where many things that were once almost universally condemned are now celebrated. Christian values like virtue, morality, and even common sense are ridiculed. Those who stand up for God's standard can become a target themselves. But we must choose ... will we fear God or fear man in the increasingly anti-Christian culture in which we live?
Abortion is one of those topics that can hardly be discussed anymore. Those who are against it are passionately so. And those who are in favor of it are almost religious about it. As believers, how should we view the subject? Is it always a sin? What about in cases of rape and incest? And if it's a sin, is it an unforgivable sin? If it's forgivable, why not terminate an inconvenient pregnancy and ask for forgiveness later? What about women who have had an abortion or men who have encouraged their wives or girlfriends to have one? How does God view them? How should we? These are important questions. How would you answer them?
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