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A Follow Up Critique: Sound of Freedom (Part 2)

Posted on July 27, 2023 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

Tim Ballard has recently become a celebrated hero in the war on sex trafficking through the film “The Sound of Freedom”, which portrays his life and the organization he founded, Operation Underground Railroad. As you know the IFI has long been a champion of anything which supports Christian values and which strengthens and supports the traditional family, and certainly coming against child pornography and child sex trafficking is consistent with that mission. But as members of our staff have researched Tim Ballard and his organization OUR, many concerning facts have come to light.

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Cowardice and the Neutering of America

Posted on October 12, 2021 by Jenna Smith

The great evil in America for over two centuries was slavery and its ugly aftermath. Too many Christians for too long stood passive as Satan attacked the humanity of African Americans. Too few had the courage to do what Wheaton College founder, pastor, and tenacious abolitionist Jonathan Blanchard did. Here is but one example:

During their trip from Cincinnati to Galesburg, in order to observe the Sabbath as a day of rest, the Blanchard family took lodgings in a hotel in slave territory. On that Sabbath morning, just before breakfast, out in the back yard of the hotel, a slave

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Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality | Tagged Charles Spurgeon, civil war, Freedom, Jonathan Blanchard, Mark Robinson, transgenderism | Comments Off