Last week Chad shared his and Nicole’s story of pregnancy prior to marriage. Returning to share more of their story with us, Chad provides unique insights into how to minister to those in similar circumstances. He also shares with us how his early experiences—even as a high school student—helped prepare him for his ministry in a pregnancy resource center in Northeast Ohio. Listen here soon.

Chad and Nicole’s story is one of love and challenges. As a graduating high school senior, Chad realized his girlfriend—two years his junior—was pregnant. How God worked in their lives and the incredibly significant role the pregnancy played, bears testimony to the fact—all life is sacred. It wasn’t easy. But God “showed up” in a marvelous way and brought them to Himself. Be encouraged my friend!

Katie recently shared her story of working in Hollywood in film and television casting. In the midst of those experiences, God captured her heart with the desire to share—spiritually and professionally—with young adults in South Africa. The result—Film School Africa—is an attempt to share the Good News of Christ and prepare young people for jobs and work experiences that will serve them for their lifetimes.

Jessica recently shared the challenges associated with her two Meckel-Gruber Syndrome pregnancies. While there were pressures on her and her husband to abort, they were also surrounded by medical personnel, friends and family who provided spiritual and emotional support. There simply wasn’t time to consider these interactions and how they helped sustain the family before and after the births. Jessica shares how these persons impacted them.

Linda’s story is probably like many of ours. As a child, teenager and even young adult—she visualized God as an angry father. No matter how much she tried—she failed. In the midst of that perceived failure and rebellion—she became a teenage mom. It was then she began to experience God in a totally different way. Listen and share in Linda’s incredible journey to spiritual wholeness. Listen here soon.

Rick is Vice President for Engagement At Lifeline Children’s Services. His responsibilities include leading initiatives to connect families, churches and communities to care for vulnerable children worldwide. He is committed to adoption, care for orphans and ministry to families. Rick provides a much-needed look at the global orphan crisis. He believes—as does Choose Life Radio—the Church should be playing an impacting role in the world of adoption.

Jessica recently shared the challenges associated with her two Meckel-Gruber Syndrome pregnancies. While there were pressures on her and her husband to abort, they were also surrounded by medical personnel, friends and family who provided spiritual and emotional support. There simply wasn’t time to in the first interview to consider these interactions and how they helped sustain the family before and after the births. Today Jessica shares how these persons impacted their lives. We can learn from this. Listen here now.

Rick joins us again this week to bring a slightly different perspective—that of an adoptive father. He underscores the importance of family and community in the healing process for children from difficult places. His voice has been instrumental in shaping public discussion on child welfare—especially as it intersects with faith and the responsibility of Christians to defend the vulnerable and marginalized. Rick takes seriously the biblical injunction to care for orphans.

Rick is Vice President for Engagement At Lifeline Children’s Services. His responsibilities include leading initiatives to connect families, churches and communities to care for vulnerable children worldwide. He is committed to adoption, care for orphans and ministry to families. Rick provides a much-needed look at the global orphan crisis. He believes—as does Choose Life Radio—the Church should be playing an impacting role in the world of adoption.

There were times when Greg's wife, Michelle, couldn't tell if Greg was dead or alive. And as they share their story—it’s apparent both were hopelessly lost. But God had a far greater purpose their lives than either of them could fathom.  They’re more alive today than ever and singing God's praises!A miraculous story to share with someone warring with drugs and alcohol.