Resources by Topic: Prolife

I appreciated this article by Michael Spielman, director of a great organization called Abort73. 

I confess that I dislike the term pro-choice. As I explain in my book Why ProLife?, I use it only because it has become the dominant term used in our culture. 

1. Pray regularly for prolife ministries...2. Give regular visibility to the issue of abortion... 3. Spearhead a prolife ministry... 

Suppose I saw a three-year-old little girl about to fall off a cliff. If I save the child’s life, she will likely grow older and may not come to faith in Christ.

If you see evil—like the killing of unborn children—then, by all means, recognize it to be evil, but don’t get mad at the people who took the pictures and are showing you the pictures. Get mad at the people who are doing the evil that is in the pictures.

Pro-choice advocates once commonly stated, “It’s uncertain when human life begins; that’s a religious question that cannot be answered by science.” 

Some of you are aware of the events at Biola University in May. A fourth year nursing school student, Diana Jimenez, became aware of the truth about abortion, and was so moved and convicted that she sensed God’s leading to publicly display photos of aborted babies on Biola’s campus.

Randy Alcorn speaks with Julia (Stager) Mayo on the issue of whether or not abortion is too controversial to address from the pulpit. Randy filmed this video in support of the Oregon 2014 Citizen Initiative to stop taxpayer funding for abortion. For more information visit their site: www.oregon2014.org

Randy Alcorn speaks with Julia (Stager) Mayo on the issue of whether preaching on abortion conflicts with preaching the gospel. Randy filmed this video in support of the Oregon 2014 Citizen Initiative to stop taxpayer funding for abortion. For more information visit their site: www.oregon2014.org.

Some of you have heard by now about the prochoice activists in Texas who earlier this month mockingly chanted “Hail Satan!” during protests against the late-term abortion ban in Texas (which passed last Friday).

William Wilberforce said, “You may choose to look the other way, but you can never say again that you did not know.” 

True, not every family is called to adopt or to provide foster care. But should the people of God as a whole be challenged to get involved and support other people in the body of Christ who are? I would say they absolutely should support not only those in their own church who wish to adopt or foster, but also those in other churches and other places.

I’m a little taken aback that so many Christians are utterly shocked only because of the fact that this man killed some babies after they were born instead of a minute, week, month or three months earlier. As if that makes the slightest difference to the babies or to God.

Randy Alcorn discusses the various aspects of social justice and seeing abortion as a social justice issue.