Christian Action Commission

Bulletin Insert: 2008 Democrat & Republican Comparison Resource

This is a nonpartisan comparison of a wide range of issues taken directly from each party’s official 2008 platform.  (The download has two bulletin inserts per page.  So, it will need to be cut in half.)

Download Bulletin Insert by clicking this link: Bulletin Insert: 2008 Democrat & Republican Platform Comparison on Issues.pdf

For complete party platforms, contact the Democrat and Republican parties.

Obama: Born-Alive Infant Protection Act

After Rick Warren’s Saddleback Presidential Forum, Barack Obama was interview by a reporter where Obama accused the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) of lying about a claim that he did not support legislation that would give babies who survive an abortion the right-to-life. So who’s telling the truth, Obama or the NRLC?

The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s Richard Land sorts it out on his radio program, Richard Land Live! In the program, Land reports that even though “Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) has claimed since 2004 that he… Read Full Article

Mississippians Praying for Church and Nation

The time leading up to our national election this November will offer registered voters the opportunity to consider who to vote for.  While it is true that no person is to put allegiance to any political party over God we still ought to prayerfully consider who we are to vote for.  But seeking answers to who we ought to vote for must also be accompanied with prayer for personal and national revival.

If Christians of the church do not lead the nation in repentance, then revival is not at all likely to… Read Full Article

Discombobulated with Election 2008?

October 7, 2008

by Jimmy Porter

Are you discombobulated?  Recently I used that word in a sentence and my friend asked, “Are you sure that is a word or is it one you made up?” Discombobulated is a fifteen letter, six syllable word that means confused and/or upset.  It is possible that you are or soon will be discombobulated.  With a heated Presidential Election on the horizon and the state of our economy, it is easy to be upset and confused. 

Recently the stock market has fallen like “Humpty Dumpty,” and I am not… Read Full Article