Life Issues

Maison DesChamps, a pro-life activist, and friend of mine, known as “Pro-Life Spiderman,” has been sentenced to two months in jail for climbing the sphere in Las Vegas.  

He did the daring climb to raise money to help a pregnant woman choose life for her unborn baby and keep her off the streets as she faced homelessness. Because of Maison’s climb and the attention, it brought to her situation, she was able to choose life for her child. 

Now he is being rewarded with jail time, despite the fact that other climbers have scaled the sphere with no punishment. 

Maison’s wife is pregnant, and now the two are unsure if he will be able to see the birth of his first child, or if he will be in jail. Please join me in praying for him as he is punished for his defense of life.

The abortion industry has consistently repeated the lie that dangerous abortion drugs are "safer than Tylenol." This deception has led many women to take the drugs not knowing that 1 in 10 women who do so will find themselves in the emergency room. Now, Senator Jim Banks is requesting the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the drug companies pushing the dangerous pill.  

The FTC has jurisdiction over false and misleading medical claims and is empowered to protect the public from the associated risks. In his letter, Senator Banks highlights that the abortion pill providers have no studies to support their claims that the drugs are safer than Tylenol. Federal law bans deceptive trade practices, which have been a hallmark of the abortion industry for decades.

A new report out of Canada should make the hair on your neck stand up. Polling data from the Angus Reid Institute found that 28% of Canadians support allowing euthanasia for individuals whose sole condition is mental illness.  

It is good to note that 50% of respondents still oppose it, but more than a quarter of people supporting euthanasia for those with a mental illness is horrifying.  

At the same time, the data shows overwhelming concern about the state of mental health care, with about 80% of Canadians worried about access and quality.  

How can it be that so many people are concerned that there is not adequate access to mental health care, yet they support the killing of those who need mental healthcare?

Despite the false claims of the abortion industry, multiple states with strong pro-life protections have actually seen their maternal mortality rates drop in recent years. In Texas, for example, the maternal mortality rate dropped 2.4% since 2021.  

Other states saw as high as 3.3% reductions in their maternal mortality rates. Pro-life laws save lives, and pro-life education enables those laws.   

The abortion industry has spent years investing heavily into a fear mongering strategy hoping to convince the nation that somehow saving lives will endanger women. The data does not bear that out.  

Men and women deserve the truth about abortion, not lies and propaganda. Every human being is made in the image of God, deserving of the right to life.

A nearly 900-page report from the Department of Justice now proves that the Biden administration used the federal FACE Act to disproportionately target pro-life activists, even though most threats and violence were coming from abortion activists. The report found that: 

"The Biden DOJ violated the rights of Americans by its biased enforcement of the FACE Act." 

"The Biden DOJ collaborated with pro-abortion groups to track pro-life activists’ First Amendment activity." 

"Biden DOJ prosecutors engaged in inappropriate conduct and comments." 

"The Biden DOJ pursued more severe charges and significantly harsher sentences for peaceful pro-life defendants than violent pro-abortion defendants." 

"The Biden DOJ sought to provide funding to pro-abortion groups." 

Several Biden DOJ attorneys have now been fired for their part in unfairly prosecuting pro-lifers and attempting to penalize them with longer prison sentences.

Planned Parenthood has become one of the nation's largest providers of cross-sex hormones. It is estimated that they give harmful gender interventions to more than 120,000 patients in a single year.  

These services have expanded rapidly in recent years, becoming a growing part of the organization’s overall operations. Much like their philosophy on abortion, Planned Parenthood does not appear concerned about the long-term effects this will have on those receiving the intervention, nor do they appear worried about patients receiving adequate counseling before the irreversible intervention.  

At the same time, the organization continues to report hundreds of thousands of abortions annually. Historically, Planned Parenthood has received hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer funding, something that can never happen again.

In a strong stand for life, President Trump has released his proposed fiscal year 2027 budget that would once again defund Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider.

The budget includes a new provision in the Labor-HHS appropriations bill explicitly blocking federal taxpayer dollars from flowing to abortion businesses like Planned Parenthood. It also eliminates the $101 million Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, which has funneled millions to the organization while proving ineffective.

Additional pro-life measures extend the Hyde Amendment, protect conscience rights for doctors and nurses, ban funding for research using aborted fetal tissue, and strengthen international policies against abortion.

In a surprising but welcome move, Disney’s new wordless animated short film “Versa” is receiving strong praise for its powerful pro-life themes. Director Malcon Pierce created the story to honor his unborn son Cooper, whom he and his wife lost during complications while he worked on “Moana.” 

The film follows a couple’s joy at discovering pregnancy, then their deep grief after losing their child. Through animation, it portrays the lasting impact of unborn life and the path toward healing. 

Disney has rarely promoted pro-life messages, yet “Versa” marks the second recent production—after “Fantastic Four”—to honor the sanctity and value of every human life, born and preborn. 

In a culture that often dismisses the unborn, this short film quietly affirms a profound truth: every life is important, no matter how brief.

84-year-old Miriam Lancaster went to the emergency room due to back pain. To her shock she was promptly offered the opportunity to die via so-called Medical Assistance in Dying, Canada’s euthanasia program! 

She had no interest in dying, she had gone to the emergency rooming hoping to receive treatment. It would later be revealed that she had a fractured pelvis, and there was no conceivable reason for her to be euthanized. 

Not only did she recover, but she was able to resume the activities she loves and traveled to Cuba, Guatemala, and Mexico.  

Unfortunately, this case is not an isolated example in Canada. Many people have been ushered to their death by an overzealous healthcare system. As assisted suicide and euthanasia legislation expands around the world, we must stand for the sanctity of human life in all cases.

This is what happens when human life is considered disposable. In Texas, 21-year-old Cody Arnold impregnated 16-year-old Katelynn Stone, then conspired with his 25-year-old girlfriend Chelsea Shipp to murder the pregnant teen and hide what he had done and avoid the sex offender registry.  

While Katelynn slept, Shipp shot her in the head killing her, and her unborn baby. Arnold helped cover the body with a trash bag. Both were convicted. Shipp received 40 years, Arnold 34 years. Shipp reportedly bragged saying, 'I got rid of her' to keep him out of trouble. 

This horrific double murder follows the same logic as many abortions. Once society discards the sanctity of life and allows the innocent to be killed as cover up, these sort of killings outside of the womb are inevitable.