This week on The Word of the Lord Endores Forever, we continue our adventures and acts with

forgiveness is proclaimed to you, turning to the Gentiles, signs, and wonders. We are men,

and through many tribulations. Join me, Pastor Will Beeden, for The Word of the Lord Endores Forever,

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Basically, you can't have a hate crime against a group that Yale Law School, Harvard Law School

and the New York Times and NPR don't think is an oppressed minority. And I think that now

it is very important to encourage Christians in Finland and everywhere that now it is the time

to be open, not to be silent, to be open about your fate.

And those kinds of services we have what are called praise teams. I've often wondered why there

aren't lament teams. The Bible is not primarily what I would call an upward-looking book,

but it's a forward-looking book. So it's not a book that's so much concerned about the

die and go to heaven piece, but it's more concerned. I mean, the thing that's fixated on is the

resurrection and the renewal of all things. This is Pastor Michael and Lindsey Schmidt of

Natoma, Kansas. And whenever we go on vacation, we always take along issues, et cetera,

to help pass the interstate mild. Issues, et cetera. Talk radio for the vacationing,

Lutheran family. More care and manly play.

We'd like to shield little children from the harsh realities of life and of death, but very

early, they begin thinking about these things. Yes, they do think about them in childish ways,

but after all, they are just children. So how do you answer tough questions? If a newborn baby dies,

does that baby go to heaven? Is that baby saved? How does it work? Those are some of the questions

we're going to be talking about here. In part three of our series, kids have questions,

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