The Children yet Unborn

This sermon was titled “The Children Yet Unborn.” In the beginning of the sermon by the pastor of Brook Hills Church he selected two verses Psalm 139:13-17 and Psalm 78:6 to expound upon. Psalms 139:13-17 says, “You made all the delicate, inner parts of my body, and knit them together in my mother’s womb. Thank you for making me so wonderfully complex! It is amazing to think about. Your workmanship is marvelous-and how well I know it. You were there when I was being formed in utter seclusion! You saw me before I was born and scheduled each day of my life before I began to breathe. Every day was recorded in your Book! How precious it is, Lord, to realize that you are thinking about me constantly! I can’t even count how many times a day your thoughts turn towards me.” I believe these verses mean God made everyone perfect and He does not make mistakes. When a woman has an abortion, she is saying what God created in them is a mistake. God is perfect and holy and when He made creation He said it was good; that includes human beings. This verse shows us He loves us very much. The child yet unborn was a person before being formed and knitted by the hand of God in the womb. Psalms 7.8:6 says, “That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born; who should arise and declare them to their children.” This verse says God already knows who is going to be born. He has a purpose for each child. He continues his sermon by discussing how abortion is an affront to God’s sovereign authority as the creator of all things. God is not only the giver of life, but he also takes life as well. In Job 12:9-10, Job acknowledges God gives and takes away but blessed be His name. So if a woman chooses to have an abortion or a person commits suicide they are placing themselves as God. God creator and all sovereign do not need our help. He knows our beginning