Albert Mohler: Where Did I Come From? – It’s No Longer a Simple Question
It is as if we are now living on a new planet — one in which all the natural boundaries of sex and reproduction have been left behind. The technologies
Walter B. Hoye II: Admitting Abortion Takes an Innocent Human Life
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Paul Marshall: Away in a Manger – At Christmas, we should remember Christians who are persecuted for their faith
For Christians, Christmas commemorates a time not only of joy, but also of threat. At Jesus’s birth, Herod conspired to kill him and murdered all the newborn boys in and
Dave Andrusko: Lowering the Boom on Pro-Lifers for Privately Expressed Opinions
The rationale used to suspend mental health worker Margaret Forrester was that she was “distributing materials some people may find offensive,” seven words lifted from Britain’s National Health Service (NHS).
Matthew Cullinan Hoffman: China converts entire village into prison to contain pro-life activist
Chinese authorities have converted an entire village into a prison in order to prevent Chen Guangcheng, a blind, pro-life dissident, from moving freely about the country, according to a recent
Lynette Holloway: Why is the Black Abortion Rate So High?
Ryan Bomberger was born of a rape nearly 30 years ago. He is alive today because his biological mother made a choice, he says, to put him up for adoption
In Remembrance of Jan Ebert
From Karen Frohwein, president of Lutherans For Life of Iowa: On December 21, one of God’s noble defenders of life was taken to her eternal home. Jan Ebert, Executive Director
It’s All About a Baby!
“And Joseph also went up from Galilee, from the town of Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and
Albert Mohler: Must We Believe the Virgin Birth?
In one of his columns for The New York Times, Nicholas Kristof once pointed to belief in the Virgin Birth as evidence that conservative Christians are “less intellectual.” Are we
Colorado family still in awe of mom, baby’s recovery
Strangers sometimes ask if they can touch 1-year-old Coltyn Hermanstorfer on the head or take his photo after he and his mother, Tracy, recovered from a near-death experience during childbirth