The Democratic base is very dialed into abortion rights as an issue.

Same-sex marriage rights.

The state's last abortion provider.

The President has now apologized to his congregation for every part of our lives as a Southern Baptist.

He's on camera saying that the problem is also not just the shift of

life.

In the midst of all of today's noise and confusion, we need a voice that cuts through the chaos to bring wisdom and clarity.

Welcome to The Roy's Report with Julie Roy's, an hour-long show exploring critical issues related to faith and culture from a uniquely Christian perspective.

Now, here's your host, Julie Roy's.

Welcome to the Roy's report brought to you in part by Judson University. I am Julie

Roy's and I'm so glad that you've joined me for today's discussion. We're going to be

talking about an issue that's extremely important, but frankly, I wish it weren't an issue

and I wish that we didn't have to talk

about it, but we do. That's because this issue is ravaging churches and unsuspecting staff and

lay people. It's the issue of wolves in shepherds' clothing. Pastors who are supposed to be

protecting their sheep, but instead they're praying on them. And if you've been a part of a church

where this is happening, you know how painful and confusing and disorienting this can be. And here

in the Chicago area, there's been a lot of talk about this issue. That's because over the past

18 months, we've had two megachurches, Willow Creek Community Church and Harvest Bible Chapel,

where the pastors have been accused of abusing the flock and the staff.

But this doesn't just happen in big churches.

It happens in churches of all sizes, and it's not necessarily because these pastors are just human or they're sinful.

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