Resources by Topic: Prolife

In this clip from his Sanctity of Human Life Sunday message, Pastor Dan Stump (Randy Alcorn’s son-in-law) talks about how since God has promised us that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ, we don’t have to believe Satan’s lies that forgiveness can’t be found for the sin of abortion.

In this clip from his Sanctity of Human Life Sunday message, Pastor Dan Stump (Randy Alcorn’s son-in-law) gives us a question to test if our anger over abortion has turned to sin in our hearts.

In this clip from his Sanctity of Human Life Sunday message, Pastor Dan Stump (Randy Alcorn’s son-in-law) shares how God is the master artist, and the womb is His studio. But Satan hates the artist and His art. He is a destroyer and a deceiver who tries to convince our culture that an unborn baby is not a human life—yet deep down, we all know the truth.

In this clip from his Sanctity of Human Life Sunday message, Pastor Dan Stump (Randy Alcorn’s son-in-law) offers hope and healing to those who have an abortion in their past. He shares how Christ’s desire for His people is freedom from the weight and burden of sin.

In this clip from his Sanctity of Human Life Sunday message, Pastor Dan Stump (Randy Alcorn’s son-in-law) talks about the importance of passing on to younger generations God’s heart related to the issue of abortion.

Tina Fortin, founder of Garden of Hope Ministries, shared her own story and her heart for bringing hope and healing, and the love and compassion of Jesus to women (and men) who have been affected by abortion.

Randy’s son-in-law Dan Stump, pastor of Cornerstone Church in Gresham, Oregon, preached a message on the Sanctity of Life. As part of the service, Tina Fortin, founder of Garden of Hope Ministries, shared her own story and her heart for bringing hope, healing, and the love and compassion of Jesus to women (and men) who have been affected by abortion.

There is only one objective point of origin for any human being, only one point at which there was not a person a moment ago, and there is now. That point is conception—which science clearly shows is the moment when a new, utterly unique human being—a person—comes into existence.

We want to start by saying we are so sorry you have faced this great injustice that was perpetrated against you. Our hearts go out to you, and we pray that the Lord will comfort you and that you would experience His love and healing in your life.

Anne Farrens writes, “Abortion doesn't undo the trauma of rape—it brings more sorrow and suffering. Grace can come from brokenness; my life is the ultimate example.”

In this article, Tim Barnett with Stand to Reason answers the claim that being prolife is just “pro-forced birth.” He writes, “Abortion advocates are brilliant at playing word games. Using clever rhetorical moves, they are able to make protecting preborn children look bad and killing preborn children look good.”

Physician assisted suicide is in the news again, with New York lawmakers passing the Medical Aid in Dying Act. Three decades ago, I joined others in expending a lot of time and effort to oppose Oregon’s move to become the first place in human history to legalize physician assisted suicide.

Dr. Douglas Groothuis writes, “Don’t ask physicists about theology. Don't ask psychologists about history. Don't ask (at least one) New Testament scholars about abortion; that is, don’t ask N. T. Wright, who is dead wrong on the ethics of abortion as his recent podcast revealed.”

Treatment for a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy is NOT an abortion. It is very important that we use precise language when are talking about these subjects.