A great darkness has fallen upon us. In the 1973 landmark decision known as Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court struck down all laws regulating or restricting abortion, thus effectively making abortion-on-demand the law of the land. For more than 40 years, our nation has wandered in this wilderness, and we have grown comfortable with the culture of death.
Eugenics is practiced when it is recommended that children with abnormalities and birth defects are aborted. But ...
Will Power
Logical conclusions: According to Wesley Clark’s existentialist metaphysics, most of us are not alive.
Will Power
What Women Don’t Know Does Hurt Them
The church ought not do anything — whether through silence, a lack of support, or not sharing God’s Word — that ...
Our Littlest Neighbors
A great darkness has fallen upon us. In the 1973 landmark decision known as Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court struck ...
Lawmakers Lawbreakers
Even though churches have lost significant influence over society, they do at least retain authority over their ...
Katie’s Story
Each reason for choosing abortion is unique. Yet one thread runs through many women’s stories — insecurity. That thread is often tangled with the threads of alcohol or drug abuse. Katie’s story is shot through with all those threads. Years later, she had to confront what she had done.
Great Sinners
If the Germans can confess collective guilt, why can’t we? Let us repent of our complicity in abortion.
Great Sinners
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Abortion is much more than a political issue for me — it is deeply personal. My obstetrician urged me to ...
Children of Light
The darkness of Roe v. Wade gives children of light opportunities to share with those who feel trapped in the ...
Are The Unborn Human?
How do we contend for life in a pro-choice world? Scott Klusendorf, in his book “The Case for Life,” gives us a ...
Abortion and the Meaning of Parenthood
If the essence of our humanity consists in our freedom, in taking control, we must think of parenthood ...
A Letter to My Birthmother
“I am writing this letter to thank and encourage all the birthmothers who may read it. … You made the right ...
