The Spirit of Adoption: Winning the Battle for the Children

by Randy Bohlender, Kelsey Bohlender

There is a historic life movement coming to the body of Christ! To be pro-life is to be pro-child . Since 1973, the church has protested Roe v. Wade—the US Supreme Court case that declared on-demand abortion as a right. The church is commanded to stand against darkness, but it also has an authority and responsibility to shine brightly and drive out the shadows. It’s time for a new, proactive life movement that answers the critics and empowers the church to walk out the mandate of Malachi 4:5-6, turning our hearts toward the children. Randy and Kelsey Bohlender share their inspiring story of embracing the call to be pro-child. This book will mobilize you to join the body of Christ Take your place in ushering in this historic life movement!

144 pages, Paperback

First published August 20, 2013

About the author

Randy Bohlender was raised on a wheat farm in North Dakota. He has a B.A. in Pastoral Ministry, a deep love for his family, and a fascination with things that go fast and make loud noises.

Randy and his wife, Kelsey have been married since 1989 and live in Kansas City, Missouri with their seven children. They are a part of the International House of Prayer.

Reviews

[Jacob Hedlund · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is very heavy and extremely informative about the real-life facts of "unwanted" children from unplanned pregnancies. It gives very practical advice about how to make a difference. By adopting an "unwanted" child, or helping someone else along in the process, you forever change their eternity.

I recommend this book to everyone. It has forever changed my outlook on this whole situation. It is seriously a battleground out there.

[Lance Towers · Rating 4 out of 5]

Randy and Kelsey Bohlender speak prophetically in this book by calling Christians to care for orphans. "Some children without a link to you may never discover their link to God," they claim. May Christ release a clear message to his body to respond to the orphan's plight with fortitude, wisdom, humility and zeal!

[Havebooks Willread · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good and encouraging look at what the Bible says about caring for the helpless.