Dear Friends— At Kansas Family Voice of New Mexico, we focus on three primary issues – life, family, and religious freedom. Recently, all three issues have been in the news and we are providing for you below a list of handpicked articles for your review and consideration. Based on these stories and other current events,
This poignant but peaceful moment captures protestors and police officers kneeling together in prayer for their community and in memory of George Floyd. What a moving reminder of the power of prayer which invites everlasting change. We wanted to share with you Kansas Family Voice’s prayer today and encourage you to join us as brothers
Throughout the worst of the pandemic crisis, the abortion industry has worked tirelessly to put its bottom line above even public interests. At a time when America collectively took unprecedented safety measures in the interest of human life, Big Abortion defied orders, filed lawsuits, and pushed for expansions of DIY abortions – in the interest
Dear Friends, With the current state of affairs in our society, have you considered what the culture will look like in the next fifty, twenty, or even ten years? Will the next generation know right from wrong? Will parents be allowed to exercise their God-given rights and responsibilities? Will the church be able to speak
Greetings Kansas Pastors, Kansas is now going through tough decisions of how and when to open back up. There are so many conflicting views on balancing between protecting our citizens from the physical harm of the virus, and the economic harm to our state of staying at home. Obviously, this affects our churches directly. I
Romans 8:18 For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us. Today is the National Day of Prayer, and it promises to be unlike any other our nation has seen in recent memory. Though many events will be virtual,
I think it is safe to say that most people pray for a variety of things: families, friends, jobs, the church we attend, and many similar items. However, there is often something missing in our prayers – our nation. I think you would agree that our nation needs continual prayers, but now more than ever.
“He blesses the home of the righteous.” -Proverbs 3:33 Dear Friends— As we continue to endure these challenging times in our state, nation, and world, my family and I are preparing for something we have never before experienced—Holy Week at home. No corporate church services. No Easter Sunday lunch. No Easter egg hunts. No personal
I’ve been pondering this question for the past couple weeks. What would the Lord have us do as His church during this COVID-19 pandemic? I’m not now primarily talking about the church as an institution, but about you and me, the church as a body of believers. I appreciated Governor Burgum’s recognition of the role
Hundreds of healthy babies have been saved through chemical abortion reversal, even though their mothers took the first chemical abortion pill. We’ve been telling you about some of the countless stories of these mothers and their newborns and we have a couple more uplifting stories for you. There are two reasons for telling you these
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