by The Case for Life | Apr 1, 2026 | Podcast
Greg Cunningham joins Scott Klusendorf to argue that equal protection bills are fundamentally flawed in two ways. First, knowledge of first trimester realities are not widely discussed in our culture today. Second, that the culture is ready for abortion seekers to be pursued with murder charges. The pro-life movement cannot legislate its way out of this crisis but must instead prioritize educating the public through clear imagery that reveals the undeniable humanity of the baby early in pregnancy. Join them to learn how to educate our way out of this crisis!
by The Case for Life | Mar 25, 2026 | Podcast
To successfully reverse pro-abortion amendments, advocates must move beyond reactive political campaigns and engage in the strategic cultural work of changing minds. Mark Harrington joins Scott Klusendorf to detail the Making Abortion History Project, a data-driven initiative that has successfully flipped thousands of persuadable voters to a pro-life position by focusing on educational outreach. This episode explores how practicing statesmanlike prudence and focusing on the movable middle can build the necessary foundation for lasting legislative victories.
by The Case for Life | Mar 18, 2026 | Podcast
Stop falling for the claim that somebody’s a Christian just because they look nice, give a warm smile, and are pleasant. We have got to dig deeper and ask, “Does their worldview align with Scripture?
by The Case for Life | Mar 11, 2026 | Podcast
It is an absolute necessity for your student. We should never assume that our kids understand the truth content of the Christian worldview. They must be taught it.
by The Case for Life | Mar 4, 2026 | Podcast
Megan Almon joins Scott Klusendorf to dissect the progressive “christian” defense of abortion championed by “pastor” Rebecca Todd Peters. They examine how Peters replaces objective biblical truth with standpoint epistemology and reduces morality and ethics to the subjective lived experience. They reiterate that the Christian worldview is not a matter of personal preference but an objective explanation of reality that offers a unique path to hope and healing through the gospel.