At 10 1/2 weeks gestation, Hope survived an abortion. She was born 2 1/2 months early with head injury and other complications due to the #abortion procedure. She is loved by many. Her life is incalculably valuable. She is MUCH more than a choice. #facethechoice@FacetheChoice
This is a portrait series I started two years ago. I originally planned to do three different portraits of abortion survivors, but because of how crazy life got the past few years, never finished the last two.
"Come, thou blackest, filthiest sinner out of hell, Jesus can cleanse thee. Come, thou granite-hearted sinner, thou whose affections are frozen like an iceberg, so that no one melting tear of penitence distils from thine eye, Jesus’ love can soften thy heart."
- Charles Spurgeon
@megbasham Plymouth is great to see! I would check out the graveyard there for William Bradford, and surprisingly Adoniram Judson. There’s also the Mayflower 2 and Plymouth Rock.
Also, if you’re looking for a church to visit, First Baptist Church of Weymouth is solid and reformed.
“We have come to a turning point in the road. If we turn to the right, maybe our children and our children’s children will go that way. But if we turn to the left, generations yet unborn will curse our names for having been unfaithful to God and to His Word. 13/
“…or came to us charred with the flames of Smithfield? […]
“When I think of how others have suffered for the faith, a little scorn or unkindness seems a mere trifle, not worthy of mention. 10/
“When you go to the Zoological Gardens you all admire the bear. But how would you like a bear at home, or a bear wandering loose about the street. You tell me that it would be unbearable and no doubt you are right. 3/
“Must we not play the man as they did? If we do not, are we not censuring our fathers?
“It is very pretty, is it not, to read of Luther and his brave deeds? Of course, everybody admires Luther! Yes, yes. But you do not want anyone else to do the same today. 2/
Spurgeon. Long, but worth it.
“We must defend the faith. For what would have become of us if our fathers had not maintained it? If confessors, Reformers, martyrs and Covenanters had been indifferent to the name and faith of Jesus, where would have been the Churches of today? 1/