Our personal salvation calls us to be zealous for good works. We seek to both meet physical needs and to call to faith everywhere we go. Where are we more urgently needed than involved with the preeminent moral crisis of our day, abortion?

The book Legacy of Life honors the 50 greatest leaders of the pro-life movement over the last 50 years. Today we’re going to talk to one of them, John Ensor, president of PassionLife.

Especially today, young adults need to hear and read stories of people doing hard things in hard places, especially good works done in the name of Jesus. These are the adventures that inspire young people to live bold and courageous lives.

In the providence of God, people respond to our PassionLife teaching in different ways, in different countries, on different trips. We do the same thing everywhere, what accounts for the differences in how people respond?

Does God’s grace to forgive sin mean that we should sin all the more so his grace and mercy shines even brighter in our life? This is twisted logic and not what the Bible means by grace.

Cuba has long suffered the highest rates of abortion in the world. Over the last nine years, God has empowered the Christians of Cuba, poor and oppressed though they be, to start rescuing mothers and babies from abortion in a way that is not only saving and changing lives but is now changing the entire nation.

There is a constant narrative that there are too many people in the world. Climate change demands that we lower the world population. On the other hand, nations are desperate to stop the collapse of marriage and the birthrate in their countries. How should Christians respond?

Where in the world is abortion most concentrated? And what can be done strategically to expand the pro-life movement to the neediest places in the world?

Should Christians have small families? Most of us would spontaneously say yes, but is it biblical? And does it lead to prosperity or poverty?