When the political tides are not in our favor, we must still act culturally to promote the truth of the pro-life position

An interview with Mark Harrington

Building a platform is not the same as building a life that can endure hardship and challenge over time.

It is one thing to have a heart for women in crisis, it’s quite another to have a sound mind for helping them.

An interview with Brittany Forsling.

Talking about abortion is one thing, actually being honest about it is quite another.

You don’t put out fires by cooperating with arsonists.
David French is treating unborn babies like poker chips. He’s willing to trade lives now in hopes of an idealized future.

Voting for Kamala Harris does not disqualify you from being a Christian but it may mean that your worldview does not align with a Biblical one.

Pastors present a false choice when they tell their parishioners that they need to be about the gospel rather than conveying pro-life truth. Truth is, they can do both.

While human beings are exceptional from every other created thing, we should be careful not to think of them as consecrated gods.

For years, pro-lifers argued politically that Roe v. Wade represented the courts overreaching. They should’ve argued that Roe v. Wade was wrong because it intentionally allowed the killing of innocent human beings.

Relativism is self-defeating. The very claim, “you shouldn’t force your morals on others” is an attempt to force some moral rule on those who disagree.