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PCUSA Overwhelmingly Endorses Sex-Change Procedures for Minors

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By Sarah Holliday
| Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
In yet another significant move to the theological left, America’s largest Presbyterian denomination voted decisively to endorse sex-change operations for minors. Critics called the move just the latest evidence the Presbyterian Church (USA) has truly “lost its compass.” In a 441-30 vote, PCUSA delegates passed GEN-02, also known as “On Access to Healthcare,” during a plenary session of its 227th General Assembly last week.
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Are You Willing to Surrender Everything to the One Who Gave You Everything?

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By Sarah Holliday
| The Washington Stand Verified
Do you want to know what has convicted me lately? Even if we surrendered every single aspect of our lives to Christ, it would still only be the very least we could do for Him. Hear me out. Do you surrender every aspect of your life to Christ? If you’re being honest, the answer is no.
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Don’t Be Mistaken: God Is Never Too Busy for You

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By Sarah Holliday
| The Washington Stand Verified
There simply aren’t enough hours in a day! The infamous words of nearly every person who has too much to do and simply not enough time to do it. And yet, even if there were more hours in a day, would they not just fill up with more tasks, more demands, and more noise? It’s so easy to slip into an endless cycle of busyness. I remember vividly, having grown up in Europe as a military brat, what struck me most when we returned to America: everything moved at a breathless pace.
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