Sanctity of Life
What our pastors have said about Sanctity of Life, drawn from messages preached across our campuses.
In their own words
“Today is Sanctity of Life Sunday, and I'm so grateful to be a part of a church that continues to prioritize and fight for the lives of the unborn. At Warren, we believe in declaring and defending the sanctity of life, and I want to echo and affirm the words from our senior pastor, Dr. David McKinley. He says this, and it's so very important as the foundation of this belief. He says the phrase sanctity of life comes from the Latin word sanctus,”
Corey Baxter · Mighty are the Meek“Sanctity of Life Sunday was established when 11 years after that Supreme Court action, President Ronald Reagan in January of 1984 spoke of the need to have a day to commemorate and to remember and to call our nation to become protectors and defenders of life. And he said this, We cannot survive as a free nation when some men decide that others are not fit to live”
David H. McKinley · Life is Precious“They stand on the truth of the sanctity of life, guarding life, fighting for life, and fighting for those who are not able to fight for themselves, those who are in the womb. But in that standing on truth, they are extending mercy. They're extending mercy to whoever is in the womb. But also, they also extend mercy. It doesn't stop there. they extend mercy also to the mother by providing her with resources and with everything that she needs to walk with her through this very difficult time in her life and a very scary time for many of”
Lorenzo Rodgers · The Ministry of Mercy“said, hey, you know, we're not just going to have a Sanctity of Life Sunday, though this is important and it is Sanctity of Life Sunday. I don't know if you knew that or not. And we're celebrating life today and choices for life, but not only that, we have put hundreds of thousands of dollars poured into a Hope Women's Center to not just talk about fighting for life at once every 52 weeks, but to day by day have a center that's ministering to women and helping them not choose death but choose life because we believe that every life matters”
Stephen Newman · How to Avoid a Meltdown“not just going to have a sanctity of life Sunday, though this is important." And it is sanctity of life Sunday. I don't know if you knew that or not. And we're celebrating life today and choices for life, but not only that, we put we have put hundreds of thousands of dollars poured into a Hope Women's Center to not just talk about fighting for life once every 52 weeks, but to dayby day have a center that's ministering to women and helping them not choose death, but choose life. Because we believe that every life”
· How to Avoid Meltdown“are and everything that life is about must begin with the design of creation. So we affirm creation. Secondly, we affirm the sanctity of life. Human life is not like animal life. Because the Bible clearly says in the book of Genesis that when God made man and when God made woman, that he breathed to them the breath of life, and they became living souls, living souls who need living water to satisfy the emptiness of that soul. You are not just a physical being, an intellectual being,”
David H. McKinley · Sufficiency of God“all of the explanations of Life are all given to something that is not Supernatural but natural and yet the Bible opens with this phrase in the beginning God created we are creationists we believe that our God is the god who brought everything out of nothing and therefore we stand on the truth that our God is the Creator and he is the definer of human life and that's why we stand for the sanctity of life because life is not a product of nature it is the Divine creation of God the Amo”
· When Light Goes Dark“difference in this world because we believe in life the sanctity of life yes I will say it over and over and over God creates life life is not disposable at the hands of man God created marriage and gender and those are not things that are just optional for us to take and do what we want with the Bible is very clear God had a purposeful meaning in all of these things.”
David H. McKinley · Alive In Christ