Weekly briefing: Christians urged to vote, revival in Calif., NY Planned Parenthood dumps founder

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“We recognize that Christians, God gives us passions and pursuits that may lead people one way or the other but what we are calling people to do is to vote not right/left, donkey, elephant, but the Lamb and to think about what Jesus’ principles are.” — Jason Yates, CEO of My Faith Votes

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“What we're seeing now is a return back to a gritty, raw Gospel, Jesus people movement foundation. A lot of that is in part because we can't be in our churches.” — Sean Feucht, worship artist

“It will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better.” — Trump

“The evil that Margaret Sanger started when she founded Planned Parenthood 100 years ago pales in comparison to the atrocities the corporation does today. Every day, Planned Parenthood kills 900 babies.” — Lila Rose, founder of Live Action

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The car rounded the street corner at 100 miles per hour, the momentum sending it rolling. Then-17-year-old John Mackenzie (’19) was riding in the backseat. His door fell off as the car rolled, throwing him onto the ground before the car’s door frame landed on his neck.

The 2006 accident left him paralyzed from the neck down for the next several years. Now, Mackenzie has limited use of his arms and hands but just feels blessed to be able to serve the Lord through sharing his story.

“A lot of people ask me how I can still believe in God after all that I’ve been through and I always tell them, ‘How could I not believe in God after all I’ve seen and after all He’s done for me?’” Mackenzie said. “I would much rather be in this wheelchair and know what I know now about Christ than to be able-bodied and walking around not knowing the Lord.”

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Mackenzie grew up in Orange, Mass., a small town an hour outside of Boston.

“I was blessed to come from a Christian family,” Mackenzie said. “Sadly, it is very common for a lot of teenagers to not seek after the Lord during their high school years.”

Mackenzie said he was one of those teenagers. His season of drifting away from the Lord led to the night of the car crash... Read More

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