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"The devotions and music were excellent, and the balance between icebreakers and content was right on!" - Y4Life in Washington, D.C.
"I love the sense of community at this conference; I truly feel like my faith was renewed during this past weekend! " - Participant at Y4Life in Washington, D.C.
"Because God made us in his image, our lives have value." - Lions For Life Team Member
"We discussed a wide variety of topics that were applicable to our lives, and it was very engaging!" - Y4Life in Washington, D.C.
"My favorite experience? Meeting all of the other kids who believe the same thing that I do and who want to make an impact at their high school. " - Y4Life High School Leadership Retreat
"The icebreakers games were great, but my favorite session was probably when we planned out activities in a structured and meaningful way." - Y4Life High School Leadership Retreat
"Thank YOU for teaching us a little bit more about the different ways that we can value life in all situations and love on the people of God's creation! We will continue to look for ways to spread awareness about various methods of supporting the sanctity and value of ALL life!!" - CUC4Life Student Leader
"Thank you again for all of your help in starting our Y4Life at Lutheran High School! As a senior, I wish I could be there next year as the program really kicks off, but I’m also incredibly proud of my school for starting this mission." - Saints 4 Life Team Member
"I’ve been looking forward to this all week!" - Chats 4 Life Participant
"Can’t wait for next week! " - Chats 4 Life Participant

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Answering THE question of our generation ... Why should I be For Life?
We invite you to devote with us! Each week, the Y4 We invite you to devote with us! Each week, the Y4Life Team has devotions together, and we want YOU to join us! This week, we are reading Psalm 113 and Romans 12. Drop a comment below with anything that sticks out to you from either passage or from the footnotes of your Bible. On the second slide, you will find a prayer that you can use to close your time in devotion before you go about the rest of your day.
God will never abandon His people. Even though the God will never abandon His people. Even though there is suffering and anguish on earth, we can trust that God will deliver us from this anguish, uphold our lives,” and graciously take us from this valley of sorrow to Himself in heaven.” With Him we will have eternal life without suffering and pain. ⁠ *Luther’s Small Catechism, The Lord’s Prayer (The Seventh Petition)
People who live in poverty are unable to meet thei People who live in poverty are unable to meet their own basic needs or the needs of their households. These needs include food, shelter, and clean water. As a result, those living in poverty experience bodily suffering, fear, and guilt. Since our world has been broken by sin, there will always be poverty. But God understands this pain and works through means to relieve earthly suffering. The Holy Spirit moves Christians to compassion so that they might care for those in physical need as well as advocate on behalf of those who cannot provide for themselves. God also sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to live a life of suffering. Christ Himself had no place to lay His head and spent most of His earthly days relying on the hospitality of others. Because of Christ’s suffering and death, all who trust in Him will have eternal life. In this eternal life, not only will all of our bodily needs be met, but there will also be an abundance of every good thing.
People who live in poverty are unable to meet thei People who live in poverty are unable to meet their own basic needs or the needs of their households. These needs include food, shelter, and clean water. As a result, those living in poverty experience bodily suffering, fear, and guilt. Since our world has been broken by sin, there will always be poverty. But God understands this pain and works through means to relieve earthly suffering. The Holy Spirit moves Christians to compassion so that they might care for those in physical need as well as advocate on behalf of those who cannot provide for themselves. God also sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to live a life of suffering. Christ Himself had no place to lay His head and spent most of His earthly days relying on the hospitality of others. Because of Christ’s suffering and death, all who trust in Him will have eternal life. In this eternal life, not only will all of our bodily needs be met, but there will also be an abundance of every good thing.
Sarah’s skepticism is no surprise, for she was u Sarah’s skepticism is no surprise, for she was unable to bear a child by all earthly means. Despite worldly concerns, God fulfilled His promise to her. Our God is greater than any request we have for Him. He might not give us the answer we want, but we know His plan is best.
Since Christ has risen from the dead, we too will Since Christ has risen from the dead, we too will be resurrected when He returns. Until that joyous day, we gladly hear and learn His Word which proclaims the saving Words that Christ has defeated death and given life to all.
Since Christ has risen from the dead, we too will Since Christ has risen from the dead, we too will be resurrected when He returns. Until that joyous day, we gladly hear and learn His Word which proclaims the saving Words that Christ has defeated death and given life to all.
Genetic abnormalities and birth variants are inher Genetic abnormalities and birth variants are inherited diseases caused by changes in the baby’s DNA. Many doctors suggest abortion to parents whose preborn child has been diagnosed with a genetic disease because this child will experience more adversity. The idea that a person only has value if they are free from suffering is the result of our broken world. But God has intimately created each person, even those with genetic diseases, and so gives value to all lives. He also gives every person unique gifts to be used in service of God and neighbor, and He works to sustain every person during times of suffering. Every life, no matter the person’s DNA, is upheld by God’s grace.
Genetic abnormalities and birth variants are inher Genetic abnormalities and birth variants are inherited diseases caused by changes in the baby’s DNA. Many doctors suggest abortion to parents whose preborn child has been diagnosed with a genetic disease because this child will experience more adversity. The idea that a person only has value if they are free from suffering is the result of our broken world. But God has intimately created each person, even those with genetic diseases, and so gives value to all lives. He also gives every person unique gifts to be used in service of God and neighbor, and He works to sustain every person during times of suffering. Every life, no matter the person’s DNA, is upheld by God’s grace.
As we enter the Lord’s presence at church today, As we enter the Lord’s presence at church today, we rejoice in the hope to come as we patiently await the second coming of Christ. In heaven our new life awaits us, free from the tribulations of this Earth.
We need your help to Keep Y4Life in Washington D.C We need your help to Keep Y4Life in Washington D.C. free for the youth who attend! Check out this post for more information about how you can help us equip youth to be Gospel-motivated voices 4 Life.⁠ ⁠ Want to donate? Head to the link in our bio!
We invite you to devote with us! Each week, the Y4 We invite you to devote with us! Each week, the Y4Life Team has devotions together, and we want YOU to join us! This week, we are reading Psalm 111 and Romans 10. Drop a comment below with anything that sticks out to you from either passage or from the footnotes of your Bible. On the second slide, you will find a prayer that you can use to close your time in devotion before you go about the rest of your day.
In our baptism God gives new life and His Spirit. In our baptism God gives new life and His Spirit. This Spirit enlightens us with His gifts so that we can have self-control and show life-affirming love to others. This love for others is possible because God has first loved us.
Y4Life Teams - host a 4Life speaker on campus for Y4Life Teams - host a 4Life speaker on campus for a chance to win a pizza party for your team! Email michelle@y4life.org with details of your event and how many attended. The contest closes December 1.
In our baptism God gives new life and His Spirit. In our baptism God gives new life and His Spirit. This Spirit enlightens us with His gifts so that we can have self-control and show life-affirming love to others. This love for others is possible because God has first loved us.
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