End Abortion Podcast

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Why does God allow suffering, loss, persecution, and hardship in the lives of good people?

In this Scripture reflection, Frank Pavone turns to Romans 8 and explains that no trial can separate us from the love of God. Although suffering is never easy, God can use it to free us from unhealthy attachments, deepen our dependence on Him, reset our priorities, and lead us toward holiness.

We may lose possessions, relationships, reputation, health, or positions—but we do not lose Christ unless we reject Him. In every hardship, God remains our refuge, our foundation, and our source of peace.

God permits trials not because He has abandoned us, but because He wants to draw us closer and make us saints.

“For I am convinced that neither death, nor life… nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.” — Romans 8:38–39

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Jesus teaches that what comes out of our mouths reveals what is in our hearts. In today's Daily Scripture Reflection, Frank Pavone explores Christ's warning about the power of our words and challenges us to reject the language and mindset that diminish the value of every human life.

Listen each day for Scripture, encouragement, and reflections that connect the Gospel to today's most important issues.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

The prophet Jeremiah faithfully proclaimed God’s word, even when the priests and prophets demanded his death. But the people recognized the truth and defended him.

In today’s Scripture reflection, Frank Pavone explains that the Church is not limited to clergy, bishops, or religious leaders. The Church is the entire People of God, guided by the Holy Spirit and called to recognize, defend, and proclaim the truth.

This lesson has important implications for activating the Church to end abortion. Every believer has a responsibility to know the faith, recognize false teaching, hold leaders accountable, and remain faithful to God’s word—even when religious authorities go astray.

“You follow the shepherds as they proclaim the truth.”

Join us for prayer and a powerful reflection from Jeremiah 26.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Not every reassuring message comes from God. Sometimes what sounds comforting can create false confidence and lead us away from repentance.

In this Scripture reflection, Frank Pavone examines the confrontation between Jeremiah and the false prophet Hananiah. Hananiah promised peace and freedom, but Jeremiah warned that true prophecy must faithfully communicate God’s word—even when the message is difficult or unpopular.

God welcomes every sinner, but He also calls every sinner to change. True spiritual confidence does not come from ignoring sin or presuming upon God’s forgiveness. It comes from trusting His mercy, obeying His word, and responding to His call to repentance.

Beware of teachers who promise peace without conversion or comfort without truth. A faithful preacher reveals the seriousness of sin while pointing people toward the grace that can transform their lives.

“You have raised false confidence in this people.” — Jeremiah 28

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

God commanded the prophet Jeremiah to speak everything He was given—and to “omit nothing.”

In today’s Scripture reflection, Frank Pavone explains why Christians cannot pick and choose which teachings of the Gospel they will accept. Jesus Christ is the whole truth, and proclaiming that truth—even when it is difficult, unpopular, or inconvenient—is an act of love.

Whether you are a parent, preacher, teacher, writer, broadcaster, or social media influencer, you are called to share the full counsel of God without fear.

“Whatever I command you, tell them, and omit nothing.” — Jeremiah 26:2

Join us for prayer, Scripture, and encouragement to embrace and proclaim the totality of the faith.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Even now, Jesus can overcome every evil we face. Frank Pavone reflects on today's Scripture reading, encouraging believers to trust in Christ's power over sin, suffering, and injustice, and to find hope and courage no matter what darkness surrounds us.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Jeremiah’s lesson about the potter and the clay reveals that change remains possible when people respond to God. Frank Pavone reflects on how citizens can help reshape society through repentance, responsible voting, and faithful political participation.

Episode 5:

Safe Haven laws give mothers in crisis a safe, legal and anonymous way to surrender a newborn rather than choosing abortion or abandonment.

In Episode 5 of the End Abortion Podcast, Frank Pavone and Janet Morana explain how Safe Haven laws work, where babies may be safely surrendered and how Safe Haven Baby Boxes are saving lives across America. They also share the moving story of a Florida firefighter whose family was transformed after a newborn was placed in a baby box at his station.

Every state has a Safe Haven law, but far too many people do not know these life-saving options exist. Learn how you can spread the word and help bring a Safe Haven Baby Box to your community.

Learn more:

National Safe Haven Alliance

Safe Haven Baby Boxes

Safe Haven Crisis Helpline: 888-510-BABY

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Are our hearts truly broken by the suffering, injustice, and evil around us? Frank Pavone reflects on how holy sorrow can awaken compassion and become the beginning of courageous, disciplined, and effective Christian activism.

Praying for America - Guest: Jan Jekielek

Frank Pavone welcomes award-winning journalist, filmmaker, and American Thought Leaders host Jan Jekielek for a powerful discussion about his new book, Killed to Order: China’s Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America’s Biggest Adversary.

Jan explains how the Chinese Communist Party has persecuted and dehumanized religious and ethnic groups, including Falun Gong practitioners and Uyghurs, and how innocent prisoners of conscience have reportedly been used as a living source of organs for China’s transplant industry.

They also discuss:

• Why America’s founding principles transformed the world

• The importance of defending freedom through strength and deterrence

• How dehumanizing language prepares the way for violence and oppression

• The connection between forced organ harvesting and the dehumanization of unborn children

• Practical steps ordinary citizens can take to expose injustice and defend human dignity

Learn more and order Jan Jekielek’s book at KilledToOrder.com.

Subscribe to The Epoch Times and watch Jan on American Thought Leaders.

Join us as we pray for America, defend freedom, expose the works of darkness, and stand for the dignity of every human life.