The Bible in many cases is not treated with the respect and Holy fear that it deserves. I know for a long time I myself didn't believe in certain passesgers in the bible. Partly through false teachers and not studying the bible properly. Why I am bringing this up is that many Christians believe in the lie that it is all right to abort a child in the womb. As if it is not part of the human race. Some will say it is all right to abort  babies that are psyscially handicaped in some way, as if they are less human than the ones who are not. If you believe this yourself I beg you to ask God, because you will find that God doesn't hate his creation. He loves His babies. The prophets of today are warning that countries that have legalised abortion are going to be judged the harshes. 

King David makes it clear that he was a sinner at the moment of conception. So that means he had a soul, right from the beginning of his existance. God loves everybody, we hear that often enough. He loved you and I before we were even thought of by our parents, why wouldn't he love the handicap or any of the babies he created in His own image, as much as he loves us.

The fear of God is missing in many Christians of today. They say He is a loving God who will forgive everybody. Which is true, but God also is  a just God and if the person doesn't sincerly repent, how can He forgive? Not only is He a loving Father He is also our judge. People tend to forget what is convenient to them, but is it really convenient to believe in a lie?

People want to look good to other people, more so than to be pleasing before God. God said to Moses if a man lies in bed with another man as a women it is a hateful thing. You will find it is said twice in the book of Numbers. Many Christians today are saying the opposite from what God is saying about Homosexualilty. You either join the world who thinks they are more smarter and more compassionate than God or you please the Creator of the human race. You can't serve two masters.

Prayer is so powerful and we need to pray for everybody not just our family.