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I Survived an Abortion

In 1985, a frightened 17-year-old in Medellín, Colombia swallowed an abortifacient a relative had given her — and then, she says, saw the face of Jesus telling her, "I will forgive you." Her son Anderson Ocampo survived, was baptized under a different name because doctors expected him to die, and grew up with a voice too weak to shout on the soccer field — the same voice he now uses to train churches across Latin America to defend life. John Ensor and Mark Nicholson sit down with Anderson to hear the story behind the Faces of Choice commercial that aired during the World Cup, and to trace the providence of God through every improbable turn of it. Watch as God turns a silenced child into a leading voice for the unborn, on this episode of PassionLife.

Weak and Rambling Preachers Like Me

Weak and Rambling Preachers Like Me

Whenever you are provided an opportunity to teach God’s word, you will wrestle with doubts, a sense of weakness, and longing. The great hope of everyday people with only average ability and skills is the absolute promise that God honors our efforts and His Word does not return without producing a strong impact in the lives of others.

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Shedding Your Own Innocent Blood

Shedding Your Own Innocent Blood

Occasionally following God’s will for our lives requires self-sacrifice, even the shedding of our own innocent blood. But God has always honored the sacrifice to save and transform others through Jesus Christ.

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The Axe Is At The Root

The Axe Is At The Root

John the Baptist’s words, “Even now the axe is laid to the root of the trees,” found in Matthew 3:10, can used as a metaphor to describe the fight against abortion. This metaphor emphasizes the need to address the root causes of abortion, such as societal pressures and the dehumanization of the unborn.

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Merry Christmas from PassionLife

Merry Christmas from PassionLife

Though the Christmas celebrations generally start in early December, the time leading up to Christmas, or Advent, should be a time of reflection and patience that culminates in Christmas, the celebration of the incarnation of Christ.

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