“Irreplaceable” Family Coming to Theaters May 6

Focus on the Family has produced a feature-length documentary called “Irreplaceable.”

The film highlights the importance of the traditional family–a mom and dad committed to one another and their children for a lifetime–and opens in 700 theaters nationwide on May 6.

Backlash against the film ahead of its release has been surprisingly sharp. Opponents are denouncing the documentary as “hateful,” and many are pressuring theaters not to show the film.

Eric Metaxas, one of the speakers featured in “Irreplaceable,” has recorded a few comments about the controversy in his Breakpoint segment at the Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview. Listen below.

[audio:http://bit.ly/Se4wvF|titles=”Irreplaceable” Coming to Theaters May 6]

We have also included the trailer for the movie below. Watch it for yourself, and let us know what you think.

Order Printed Copies of the Arkansas Voter’s Guide Today!

As we said recently, ArkansasVotersGuide.com is now online.

We surveyed candidates running for state and federal offices in the upcoming primary elections, and we published their survey results online.

Even though the Arkansas Voter’s Guide is online, many people still need printed copies of the guide to share with friends and neighbors. If you would like to order printed copies of the guide, click here.

You can order as many copies as you need. The guide is nonpartisan, so you can pass it around your Sunday school class or Bible study; distribute copies at church; share them with members of your civic organization; or simply give them to friends who want to learn more about the candidates running for office.

Click here to request your printed copies of the Arkansas Voter’s Guide today.

National Day of Prayer Coming May 1

May 1, 2014, is the 63rd annual National Day of Prayer. We encourage you to join other Americans in raising your voice in praise and thanksgiving to God. For National Day of Prayer events in Arkansas go to http://nationaldayofprayer.org/events/.

In his article, “Still…Under God”, John Bornschein explains the history of the National Day of Prayer saying,

“[L]ike it or not, this great nation is still Under God – a God who is active in the affairs of men and their governing authorities (Proverbs 8:15; 21:1, Daniel 4:25). Groups like Planned Parenthood and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, among others, oppose the idea that people are accountable to an Almighty God. . . . Generation after generation, people seek to tear down the institutions that uphold what remaining moral layers prevail within a civilized society, offering nothing in return. After all, it is easier to tear down than to build up.”

(more…)