This podcast brings together pro-life leaders and individuals of all stripes to have meaningful conversations about the issue of life. How do we tackle the massive injustice of abortion while keeping the abortion-minded woman at the forefront of our considerations? How do we hold heartbreak, anger, and compassion close to our hearts to minister to everyone impacted by abortion? How do we work with others with whom we differ ...
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Victim imagery has been used across a variety of social reform movements with stunning effectiveness. But can the same be said for imagery of aborted children? Today we sit down with Trevor Polo, a Pro-Life Strategist from Protect Life Michigan. Trevor lays out a compelling case for the use of victim imagery to humanize the unborn and bring the violence of abortion into the light.
Today we sit down with John Bockman to talk relationships. In 2020, John and Dr. Stuart Derbyshire published an article in the BMJ’s Journal of Medical Ethics asserting the fetal pain experience. Dr. Derbyshire had written against the existence of fetal pain since 1994 - until he and John started having better conversations.
Emily Berning and her husband Nathan emptied their savings account to help a woman who was facing financial challenges and considering abortion as a solution. The result of this leap of faith was an empowered new mom and Let Them Live, a non-profit dedicated to removing financial barriers for women who want to choose life. According to the Guttmacher Institute, a staggering 73% of women in the United States choose abortion due in part to financial concerns. Emily joins us today to share how God and his faithful are footing the bill to Let Them Live.
For far too long men have been told they don’t have a voice in the abortion debate. Men for Life are speaking out and changing that. Today we sit down with Jacob Tonglet, Director of Outreach and External Relations at Men for Life. Jacob shares the importance of men taking leadership roles in the pro-life movement as informed, active, and purposeful defenders of life.
Today we sit down Carrie Murray Nellis, expert advocate on ethical adoption processes. She started Abiding Love Adoption Agency because as an attorney she saw that adoption was becoming more and more transactional. Carrie wanted an agency that focused solely on supporting and empowering expectant mothers to either parent or place for adoption without pressure or coercion.