The Intermission: From Standing Against Abortion to Seeking Ways to Love Thy Neighbor
Fighting for life in the womb is part of a much larger goal to love thy neighbor. As we transition to our next theme, we consider the various facets of love—what is true, what is not, and what is of God.
Abortion and the Local Church in the Post-Roe Era
What place do Pregnancy Care Centers have in relation to the local church? And how might churches seek a renewed focus on the Great Commission in a Post-Roe era?
2.5 David Schrock, Trent Hunter, Stephen Wellum • Interview • “For the Kids Nobody Wants: Longing for and Loving the Little Ones”
In order to end abortion, we need to consider what Scripture tells us about the blessedness of children and why we must protect the unborn and offer a new set of images, stories, and celebrations that reform our social imaginaries. Listen to David Schrock, Trent Hunter, and Stephen Wellum discuss four truths that move us in that direction.
Abortion or Feticide: Words Matter When Life Hangs in the Balance
Euphemisms are deadly.
Especially when they speak about tiny human beings in the wombs of their mothers.
One-Issue Voting: A Red Herring, Not a Real Objection
Is it irresponsible to be a “single-issue” voter, when the issue reveals the most basic beliefs on human life and dignity?
Abortion, the Christian Conscience, and the Stewardship of Voting
As long as we remain pro-life in our hearts, does the choice of which politicians we entrust with power remain morally indifferent?
Living in a Post-Roe World: A Future Pro-Life Strategy
Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, what is a wise pro-life strategy? Read about four next steps that span from the local to the state to the federal level.
Dobbs v. Jackson: A Victory for Life and Liberty
On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court decided Dobbs v. Jackson, which overturned Roe v. Wade. What legal history led to this momentous and life-saving decision?
From Margaret to Martin to Mothers Today: Exposing the Negro Project and Its Deadly Effects
What links Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, and Martin Luther King Jr, the leader of the Civil Rights movement, and what influence does this link carry today?
2.4 David Schrock • Reading • “For the Kids Nobody Wants: Longing for and Loving the Little Ones”
In order to end abortion, we need to consider what Scripture tells us about the blessedness of children and why we must protect the unborn and offer a new set of images, stories, and celebrations that reform our social imaginaries. Here are four truths that move us in that direction.
For the Kids Nobody Wants: Longing for and Loving the Little Ones
In order to end abortion, we need to consider what Scripture tells us about the blessedness of children and why we must protect the unborn and offer a new set of images, stories, and celebrations that reform our social imaginaries. Here are four truths that move us in that direction.
For The Kids Nobody Wants: Imagine There’s No Children
The problem behind abortion is not merely a matter of laws and policies. It is a matter of what people feel to be good and right and beautiful: the social imaginary.
