End Abortion Podcast

Just Ask Janet:

Janet Morana welcomes Deborah Tilden, co-founder of SMART Women’s Healthcare, for an important conversation about the truth behind abortion and its impact on women.

Deborah shares her personal story, the pain and silence that followed her abortion, the healing she found, and why she is now speaking out so strongly for real women’s healthcare. Together, Janet and Deborah explain why abortion is not healthcare and why women deserve truth, support, and real answers.

Learn more at SmartWomensHealthcare.com

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

“We are the Lord’s.”

Those words reveal something fundamental about human dignity. No person belongs to another human being. Nobody has the right to own, oppress, or deliberately destroy another.

This truth is also at the heart of why we oppose abortion.

📖 Daily Scripture Reflection

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Scripture tells us that equality with God is not something to be grasped.

Yet the mentality behind “pro-choice” ideology ultimately claims authority over life and death that belongs to God alone. Today we examine the contrast between Christ’s humility and humanity’s temptation to seize authority that is not ours.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Following Christ demands a choice. When innocent human life is deliberately destroyed, Christians cannot simply find a comfortable middle ground.

Today’s Scripture challenges us to consider what wholehearted discipleship requires when it comes to abortion.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

St. Paul warns against fighting as though we were merely “shadowboxing.” The lesson is especially powerful today: evil must be identified clearly before it can be confronted effectively.

We remember those who were murdered on September 11, 2001, honor those who responded with extraordinary courage, and pray for our nation.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

St. Paul warns us about scandal: using our actions or influence in ways that lead others away from what is right.

That warning has serious implications for public figures who claim to follow Christ while using their influence to promote abortion.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

St. Paul tells those who weep to live as though they were not weeping. His words offer important guidance when helping someone facing fear, grief, or an unexpected pregnancy.

Our present circumstances are real, but they do not define the entire future. That truth can make all the difference when someone feels abortion is their only option.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

Today we celebrate the birth of the Virgin Mary and reflect on the extraordinary way God uses motherhood in His plan of salvation.

Mary’s birth points us toward Christ and reminds us that God works through human life, family, motherhood, and faithful obedience.

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🔴 LIVE with Frank Pavone

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection:

St. Paul draws a firm line between holy and immoral behavior. Christian welcome cannot mean pretending that sin does not matter or that every choice is compatible with following Christ.

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🔴 LIVE with Frank Pavone

Three consecutive days call America to remember—and to choose life, truth, faith, and freedom.

Pro-life leader Frank Pavone reflects on September 10 and the remembrance of Charlie Kirk, September 11 and the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and September 12, the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children.

Through Scripture and personal memories of September 11, Frank explains what connects these tragedies: the battle between life and death, truth and falsehood, freedom and tyranny—and the Christian call to lay down our lives so that others may live.

As we remember those who have died, may we recommit ourselves to building a Culture of Life and proclaiming the victory of Jesus Christ over death.