Eric Metaxas Speaks At The 2012 National Prayer Breakfast: A Bonhoeffer Moment
In case you missed this or haven't seen it yet, you really owe it to yourself to watch this video. Eric's talk begins 35 mins in (on the C-SPAN video below) and ends with him leading the 3,500 assembled (including the President, Vice President, and Secretary of State) in singing “Amazing Grace”. This may be the most important 30 minutes you spend today.
As Eric says, this is a Bonhoeffer moment. As Christians, we need to lovingly, yet with full conviction stand for religious liberty, the freedom of conscience, traditional marriage, and the protection of all human life.
Here are two first steps. First, get informed and add your voice to the the more than 500,000 people who have read and signed the Manhattan Declaration. And then share it with others on Facebook, Twitter, and by email.
Second, please take 60 seconds and sign this petition to the President and let him know that you want him to stand for religious liberty.
Chuck Colson and Timothy George on this issue in Christianity Today.
Read Eric Metaxas' New York Times bestselling book on Bonhoeffer:
As Eric says, this is a Bonhoeffer moment. As Christians, we need to lovingly, yet with full conviction stand for religious liberty, the freedom of conscience, traditional marriage, and the protection of all human life.
Here are two first steps. First, get informed and add your voice to the the more than 500,000 people who have read and signed the Manhattan Declaration. And then share it with others on Facebook, Twitter, and by email.
Second, please take 60 seconds and sign this petition to the President and let him know that you want him to stand for religious liberty.
Chuck Colson and Timothy George on this issue in Christianity Today.
Read Eric Metaxas' New York Times bestselling book on Bonhoeffer:
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