In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, we dive into a topic that every believer needs but few truly embrace: accountability.

We talk about why we all have blind spots, why isolation is dangerous, and how inviting the right people into your life can shape your character, protect your integrity, and keep you effective in the mission God has called you to.

Accountability is not just about avoiding sin. It is about becoming who God has called you to be.

If you don’t invite truth, you will eventually resist it.

We also unpack:

Our prayer is that this conversation challenges you to step out of isolation and into real, meaningful relationships that sharpen you and draw you closer to Christ.

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In this episode, we talk about the power of unity and why it’s essential if we’re going to truly reach the lost. When the Church comes together, walls begin to fall, lives are transformed, and the light starts to break through even the darkest places.

But unity doesn’t just happen. It takes intention, humility, and a willingness to step outside of our comfort zones.

If we want to see real change in our cities, it starts here.

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks and Brian Ottinger unpack what it really means to value the Church and why the Church—not a ministry, not a strategy—is God’s plan to push back darkness and create a culture of love and life.

We talk about:

If we want to see abortion end and families restored, it will not happen apart from the Church. The question is… will we step into what God has already called us to do?

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks and Brian Ottinger dive into one of our core values: we value people. Not just the people who agree with us, but those who differ from us and even those who oppose us.

It’s easy to love those who stand with you. It’s much harder to love those who don’t.

But that’s exactly where prayer comes in.

As we pray, God begins to shift our hearts. He reminds us that every person—born and preborn—is made in His image. And when we truly see people that way, it changes how we respond, how we speak, and how we live.

In this conversation, we talk about:

This isn’t just a conversation—it’s an invitation.

An invitation to step out, to love deeply, and to give God your yes.

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks, Brian Ottinger, and Andre Gonzalez unpack one of Love Life’s core values: prayer and worship.

They discuss why prayer is the key to everything Love Life does, how worship shifts the atmosphere at prayer walks, and why the Church must seek God first in the battle for life. You’ll also hear practical encouragement for building rhythms of prayer into everyday life and powerful insight into what happens when believers bring the presence of God to the darkest places in their cities.

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks and Brian Ottinger kick off a new series on the core values of Love Life by unpacking the first and most important one: We value God’s Word.

They discuss why the Bible must be the foundation of everything we do, how easy it is to drift toward methods that seem effective but are out of step with God’s truth, and why true success is measured first by obedience, not just results.

This conversation is honest, practical, biblical, and full of encouragement for anyone who wants to grow in their walk with God and keep His Word at the center.

Watch, listen, and share with someone who needs this reminder.

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks and Brian Ottinger share encouraging updates from the front lines, including the historic closure of Planned Parenthood’s only Manhattan location and what God is doing right now in New York City, from Manhattan to Queens.

They recount their recent trip, the first official Love Life prayer walk in Queens, and why the closure in lower Manhattan was a major blow to the abortion movement. Then they welcome Pastor Sean Kinnally, associate pastor of San Diego Reformed Church and headmaster of the Terranova School, to talk about family integrated worship, raising children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, and why kids belong with their families in church and on mission.

Pastor Sean shares the theology and practical wisdom behind keeping children in worship, bringing families to the sidewalk, and preparing the next generation to live faithfully in a hostile culture. The episode closes with a powerful prayer for San Diego, for Love Life cities across the nation, and for God to end abortion and save the most vulnerable.

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks and Brian Ottinger are joined by Maddie Broome, Communications Director for Georgia Right to Life, for an honest and thoughtful conversation about IVF, personhood, and trusting God’s design for life.

Maddie shares her personal story as an IVF survivor, unpacking the ethical realities of in vitro fertilization and why this issue is becoming increasingly important within pro life and Christian circles. Together, they discuss the value of life from fertilization, the profit driven IVF industry, the hope of adoption, and how believers can respond with truth, humility, and love.

This is not a theoretical discussion. It is a deeply personal conversation that challenges us to think biblically about life, suffering, and God’s sovereignty.

📖 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5–6

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In this episode of the We Love Life Podcast, Daniel Parks and Brian Ottinger sit down with Pastor Jon Benzinger of Redeemer Bible Church in Gilbert, Arizona for a powerful and honest conversation on biblical leadership.

Pastor Jon shares his personal testimony, the long and often hidden road that led him into pastoral ministry, and how God turned a nearly dying church into a thriving movement reaching thousands locally and globally. More importantly, he unpacks what Jesus teaches about leadership in Matthew 20—that true greatness in the Kingdom is found in serving, not being served.

Whether you’re a pastor, ministry leader, volunteer, or simply someone seeking to lead well in your home, church, or workplace, this conversation will challenge and encourage you.

Listen in and be reminded: leadership in the Kingdom of God is upside down, and that’s exactly where the power is.

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