Catholics and evangelicals differ somewhat in how they answer the question “what happens to children that die?” Today, we will explore both answers, and I’ll give you my reasons for what I think is the biblical answer.

This spring, Passion Life agreed to partner with Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA and help train thousands of high school students in biblical pro-life ethics. In light of Charlie’s murder, it feels all the more right to do this. Our first Turning Point event is this November.

My interview with Anderson Ocampo, who survived being aborted, and is now training thousands to rescue mothers pressured into abortion and helping teens embrace the cause of life throughout Latin America.

Our staff in Latin America has barely had time to unpack their suitcases between trips over the last five or six weeks. Today we’ll discuss some of the exciting developments in six or seven countries where we have been able to engage leaders, all in the last few weeks.

This generation will discover in a painful way that rejecting marriage and children leads to an unfulfilled and empty life. Treating your dogs as babies and treating babies as dogs is the way of death.

Dr. Dobson’s personal life aligned with his radio teaching and many books on marriage and family. Today I want to give testimony of how his life helped my life and remind us all to find and imitate people like Dr. Dobson.

In most places in the world, a loving, stable marriage means children are welcomed. Abortion predominantly flourishes among unmarried people. Today’s discussion is about marriage and its impact on abortion.

The fear of the Lord is called the beginning of wisdom because it teaches us to yield to God’s moral laws in the same way that fear teaches us to respect and yield to the laws of volts of electricity. Today let’s talk about how I remind myself to fear God by reminding myself: don’t touch the ARK.

Persistent prayer is invited, encouraged, and motivated through a funny story about a widow giving someone a black eye.