Last Monday we ran a newsletter about the outstanding and landmark documentary Maafa 21.
https://markcahill.org/maafa-21-2025/
On the same day we ran the newsletter, Cecile Richards took her last breath. Who is Cecile Richards? She was the head of Planned Parenthood. She oversaw the murder of approximately 4 million babies on her watch.
She not only presided over exponential growth of Planned Parenthood during her tenure, but she raised a ton of money from donors for “the cause.”
Her family said, “’Our hearts are broken today, but no words can do justice to the joy she brought to our lives,’ they said, according to NPR.”
Very interesting statement considering she destroyed the joy of so many children and so many families.
Jeremiah 19:5
They have built also the high places of Baal, to burn their sons with fire for burnt offerings unto Baal, which I commanded not, nor spake it, neither came it into my mind:
At the doctor’s office yesterday, I got into a nice chat with an older man. I finally asked him, “How old are you?” He said, “95!” Oh my. His faculties were spot on. Just amazing. I thought he was in his early 70s. I asked him, “By the way, how fast did life go by?” I don’t remember Walter’s exact words, but he said that life is very brief. It zooms by very, very quickly.
Cecile Richards went from birth to murdering babies to now having to stand in front of God on Judgment Day. God was gracious to her. He gave her a slow death by brain cancer. Did she repent? Did she get saved? Being right with Jesus is all that matters the moment we take our last breath.
Zoom, zoom.
Until the nets are full,
P.S. Dean has the right idea.
Hi Mark,
I wanted to say in passing that I’m really enjoying handing out your gospel tracts (which I know is really Jesus’ gospel). I even had a young gentleman thank me profusely for giving him One Heartbeat Away, for he had recently taken a great interest in his eternal well-being. I did not have the opportunity to ask what created this interest in eternal matters but just knew God was working out His will in his life. Most of my gospel tract encounters are of the 15- to 30-second variety as I encounter clerks at various stores and/or when checking in for medical appointments. God has taught me that getting dressed each day includes not only combing my hair, putting my clothes on, and grabbing my keys/wallet, but also getting one or more gospel tracts for my shirt pocket. The “being ready in season and out of season” mindset is pervading my life as He trains me to “seek first His kingdom and His righteousness” as I live out my life down here on earth trying to make the most of the opportunities I have left in the sands of time remaining in my life. Thank you for modeling this most precious spiritual lifestyle behavior.
Pressing on with you, dear brother,
Dean
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