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The Christian Mission to End Abortion

Hey everyone, this is Pastor Jeff Durbin with End Abortion Now. For the past seven years, many of you all have stood with us, you have served alongside of us, you've given financially to this ministry that is dedicated to ending one of the greatest injustices of our day, and that's the slaughter of our pre-born neighbors.

God has blessed us in this ministry, and we're a part of this ministry fundamentally because we're Christians. The goal of this ministry is to end abortion in Jesus' name as Christians. We wanted to have a ministry in the area of abortion that was focused on Christ, focused on the gospel, and focused on telling the truth to our culture.

We wanted to do this ministry explicitly as Christians, under the banner of the gospel, with local churches, working together across the United States of America and around the world. And that's what God has done.

God has allowed us to raise up over 900 local churches, equipped and trained absolutely for free, with no cost to them, to go out to their local abortion mills, to preach the gospel, to offer help and hope to mothers and fathers who are going inside.

And because of that effort, we have saved tens of thousands of lives. You've been a part of that with us. If you've prayed for us, if you've given financially over the last seven years, you've been a part of that effort to raise those churches up.

Babies are being saved every single day across the United States of America because of your work together with us. So I want to first say, from my heart, thank you for being a part of this ministry with us.

We've also, because of your help with us over all of these years, been able to give the message of the gospel on our media platforms globally in conflict with the issue of abortion. It's changed hearts.

It's changed minds. We have messages on our platforms of mothers who came across our content, who were on their way to the abortion facility to have their abortion, and now their babies are alive today because of that message.

We've been able to raise up churches, raise up Christians to speak consistently to their neighbors, to their communities, and to their legislatures in this area of abortion because of the content that you've helped us to build.

So I want to say thank you again for that. And we've been able, through your help together with us, to have bills of abolition, equal protection, and criminalization go into states across the United States of America.

Bills in Arizona, in Texas, in South Carolina, in Louisiana, in Pennsylvania, in Colorado. And there's more coming. All of this has happened because you've partnered together with us to end this evil and this great injustice that's perpetrated upon our pre-born neighbors.

And so thank you for being a part of this with us. As many of you know, the numbers are staggering. Sixty million plus human beings have been killed in our nation since Roe vs. Wade. Sixty million plus, and counting.

There's more and more all the time. Now we're thankful that we were able to participate in the amicus brief filed by our constitutional attorney Bradley Pierce in the Dobbs case, which ultimately overturned Roe vs. Wade.

We knew that Roe vs. Wade needed to go away. It was an injustice, an evil court opinion that the states should have actually resisted. However, that Roe decision was actually in the way of us establishing justice in the states.

And now that Roe is out of the way, we have almost ten states committed to putting in bills of abolition in our union in the beginning of next legislative session. So we have that happening, and Roe is out of the way.

I want to just speak to this for a moment. Many, many people believe that essentially this fight is really basically over because Roe is out of the way. I want to say that the fight has only just begun.

Roe's being overturned has not established justice for the pre-born. We are not anywhere close to equal protection. We don't have criminalization in the states across the United States of America where true justice is established for our neighbors.

And so our fight has really just started. We want to ask you to partner with us in 2023. Once again, we have over 900 churches that are already a part of our network. We are adding more all the time. We are producing more content that is changing hearts and changing minds and saving lives.

You can see those stories at endabortionnow .com. And we have 10 states right now that we are working in to put bills of abolition, equal protection and criminalization in, in the first quarter of next legislative session.

So we need you to partner with us again in 2023. It is going to be our most important year yet. So with the 900 churches and with a new website that actually helps you to partner with us in a much more comprehensive way, we have something special for 2023.

And that is that you can go to our new website, endabortionnow .com, and you can actually click on your state. You can see the churches that are involved in your state that are saving lives, the lives that have been saved.

You're going to be able to hear those stories. And we've made it easy for Christians across the country to fight this battle with us in your particular state. You go to endabortionnow .com, you go to where the states are, you click on the state, you'll be able to see the lives that have been saved.

And you'll be able to also connect directly to the legislators in your state. We have everything already prepared for you. It's a pre-filled out form you can send directly to the legislators in your state.

We also have a petition you could sign in your state to put on the desks of the people who need to see it. We've done all the work for you. We've made it simple so that you can partner with us in your state to establish justice.

All that is coming in 2023. It's our most important year. We need you to stand with us. Since we started this work, this has grown in incredible ways. It is truly the grace of God that has brought us to this place.

And it is through believers just like you that partnered with us from the very beginning that helped us. We're not a massive ministry. We're not huge. We don't have the tens of millions of dollars coming in like the pro-life organizations.

We are a local church that is equipping and training other local churches to save lives and that is going to legislators across the country and saying we demand justice immediately and abortion now. And we've only been able to do this because believers just like you have put your hands in my hands and partnered with me in this ministry with our team to make this happen.

You've done this with us. So all of the tens of thousands of babies that are alive today are alive because of God's people sacrificing, praying, partnering with us. All of the bills that are going in next year to establish justice are happening because believers just like you join together with us financially.

We need your help. We try as a ministry to stay lean and mean and we try as a ministry to make sure that we're as effective as we can possibly be with the truth and with very little budget that we need.

And so this year we need a little over a million dollars for the budget for 2023. I'll give you an example. In one state last year, Louisiana, that bill itself that was unprecedented and it did a lot of damage.

That bill was tens of thousands of dollars to put into place and to work. And so God blessed it, but we need your partnership as we do this fight. So will you partner with me in 2023? Help us as a ministry, as a church, as Christians to end this injustice in Jesus name.

We're doing this as Christians. We're doing this because the gospel, we're doing this because we're called to love our neighbors and to lay our lives down for them. And we're doing this fundamentally so that we don't have to do it anymore.

We don't want to see this regulated. We're not starting a business. For us, this isn't an industry. We're a church. We're trying to speak the gospel in this area to overcome it with the light of the gospel.

And we're trying to wash our hands of it and then walk away from it once justice is established. Will you help us do that? Will you join us in 2023 with a donation? Give towards this work. Help us to raise up more churches.

Help us to save more lives, many more lives, and help us to establish justice at the state level. Partner with us in 2023. I want to thank you for all you ever have done, and I want to thank you for what you give in 2023.

Endabortionnow .com is where you go. Check this site out. You can give there and please participate in all the new features we have there so you can help us and all the states that we're working in to end abortion now.

The New Website and State-by-State Political Tools

Hello. My name is Tim and I am the web manager here at End Abortion Now. I have the absolute joy and pleasure to present to you the new and updated endabortionnow .com. I want to show you just a glimpse into what our donors accomplished this last year by showing you some new tools that will impact the way we politically fight to end abortion around the United States.

At the beginning of 2023, End Abortion Now will be going to be filing 10 state bills of equal protection. We will be going to Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama, Arizona, Idaho, Louisiana, Texas, South Dakota, and finally Arkansas.

That may sound great and all, but why does it really matter? Sometimes when we talk about politics, we can really lose sight of what we're actually doing here in trying to end abortion. We are saving lives.

Let me show you why these new tools will impact the way we approach the mission of ending abortion. Let's go to the new interactive map. Now let's go to the state of Georgia since we will be submitting a bill of equal protection there next year.

Scroll down and there you'll see 114 babies murdered through abortion every single day. 114. That means by the end of watching this video, one baby will have died. By the time we get to the state of Georgia next year, 10 ,260 babies will have been murdered.

If you're like me, you want to do something about this, but know nothing about politics. This is why we've made it easy through this new tool on endabortionnow .com. If you continue to follow me on Georgia's state page, you will see two primary calls to action that you can take.

Number one, sign the petition. When we submit the bills of equal protection in Georgia and all the other states next year, we want to present a stack of names to the representatives there for political leverage.

How? Tell them if they do not support the bill, they will have thousands of their voters voting them out. It's easy to do. Just go to your state, click on sign the petition. It takes no time, no commitment.

The second thing we've created is the state page. Among state-specific data, you will see a contact your representative button. When you see us in your state next year, and when you get an email from us telling you to contact your representatives, you want to click this button.

You will see the list of every pro-life politician in your state. You will then systematically email and call each of them. Clicking on their names, clicking their email address, copying and pasting the message.

Then, you can grab your phone and call them. Use the on-screen script to help assist you in that phone call. This is what it takes to save the lives of children, like little Dakota. You can read about her on the homepage.

This is what it takes to save the lives of precious babies like Savaria, Keyshawn, Kingston, Navy, Rosie, River, all the babies on our testimony page. These new tools equip us to finally see an end to abortion in these states.

Using these tools is a means of protecting and giving life to thousands of little children this year, and thousands more to come. If you haven't already, please consider helping us end abortion in these states this year.

The cost is great if we continue to do nothing. It's the price of tens of thousands of babies. But the cost to you right now might be your financial support and handful of phone calls. It's worth it. Please join us this year.

If you feel led to give, please do so. Click on the link somewhere in this video or go visit the new site EndAbortionNow .com. As you can see, our donors change lives. God bless you all, and I look forward to see what God will do with your support in the following years.

Why the Church Must Bring the Gospel to the Abortion Mills

You know, when we first started our ministry to bring the gospel to the abortion mills, we saw the need, we knew what scripture said about it, to rescue those who were being led to death. And so we thought, well, obviously, this is something the Christian church should do.

That's where the Christian church belongs. We want to bring the gospel there, tell the truth, especially there, if anywhere. So we started building everything up to get out to the abortion mill and to bring a team, to bring the gospel.

We wanted to make sure we had, you know, people on standby even to adopt children. And we just wanted to save lives and see people come to Christ. I mean, I can remember putting up the camera and, you know, live streaming us at the abortion mill so we can show believers that, look, we're saving children's lives.

We're seeing saves, we're seeing turnaways, we're having gospel conversations. We turned a live stream on and the comment section was just filled with people who were professing believers, not unbelievers, but professing believers who were saying things like, that's not how you reach those women.

This isn't the right way to do it. This seems very abrasive. This seems mean-spirited because we were saying, please don't murder your children. When we initially started doing that, it was the beginning of this whole ministry.

And so we had fruit, we had, you know, babies' lives being saved and us doing baby showers for mothers who turned away from the clinic. We didn't have a lot of experience with, well, how do you deal with Christians who are telling you don't go out into the public square with the truth?

Don't tell a mother who was minutes away from murdering her child, please don't murder your child. The only way these women are going to come to Christ is if we give them the gospel. The only way that babies are going to be saved is if the church is there, you know, standing up for these children.

And the only way we can actually minister to these women in the long run is if we show up. And so we were surprised. We were surprised. What ended up happening was so many babies started being saved from this ministry that we stopped responding to people who were in the comments saying, this is wrong, you shouldn't do it.

We just started sharing pictures of the babies that have been saved. So somebody would make, you know, a nasty comment. We would just share a picture of Olivia, Grace, and Cara. Or we'd share a picture of Carmelo and that would tend to silence them.

I don't think it's wrong to say, you know, all right, I'm willing to be open to correction. If there's a better way to do this at the abortion mill to bring the gospel and save lives, I'm all ears. How many babies have you saved?

How many women have you seen turn to Christ through your methodology? And the answer was crickets. We have trained up and raised about 900 local churches, mostly across the U .S., but also around the world in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland.

We've been to Scotland. It's happening in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, I mean, really all over. Churches are getting free training and free resources from us to just go out and bring the gospel into this particular area.

The Bible actually gives us a view into what the Spirit of God was doing within His people, in the public square, with the gospel message. We get a picture of the methodology that actually God used to change the world.

End Abortion Now is a ministry of Apologia Church. It's a local church's ministry to bring the truth of the gospel into conflict with abortion in the public square in every area. And so we knew we needed to bring the church to the abortion mill.

We needed to bring the gospel there. We needed to save lives. We needed to raise churches up. And we needed to teach and speak into the culture through all the media platforms we have to tell them the truth about this issue of abortion and to bring the truth into conflict with error and with darkness in this area.

And we needed also to bring the truth to legislators who are responsible before God to establish justice and to preserve these lives. And it is a very important area for the church to be involved in because the pro-life establishment, the pro-life industry, has sort of been in charge of fighting this battle since the beginning of Roe v. Wade.

And the pro-life establishment is explicit. They express it themselves that they are not approaching this as Christians explicitly. The head of National Right to Life has said that explicitly, that their organization tries to approach this from a neutral perspective, not as Christians, not with the gospel, not with the call to repentance.

If the problem of abortion is sin, if it's in fact evil, then the only solution is God's word, God's truth, and the gospel itself. People aren't going to come to life apart from the words of life. And so the pro-life establishment has fought with compromise, they've fought with neutrality, and the result has been over 62 million dead babies.

The result has been, in states across the union, bills of partiality, unequal weights and measures. I mean, the pro-life establishment actually promoting and advocating for and accepting bills that say, you can kill these humans, but not these humans, things that God hates.

He says unequal weights and measures are an abomination to Him. We've been able to get bills of equal protection, equal protection from conception, all human life begins at conception, it's in the very image of God, and all human life deserves equal protection.

We've been able to get those kinds of bills into legislatures across the country, from Oklahoma, to Arizona, to Texas, to South Carolina, to Philadelphia, to Ohio, to Louisiana. The problem has been that the pro-life establishment has been the major force fighting against these bills.

We've been getting bills into legislatures, and they've been able to stop them from even getting hearings. We haven't been able to get them past the hearing stage until Louisiana. What happened in Louisiana was unprecedented.

It was historic. In Louisiana, we were able to get a bill into not only the hearing, but also onto the floor. When it went to the hearing stage, it absolutely sailed through the hearing stage with a vote of seven to two.

Since Roe v. Wade, getting bills of equal protection and abolition hasn't really been a thing until very recently, and then we weren't able to get them past the hearing stage, and now we got a bill of equal protection that calls what's in the womb the image of God.

It's a mustard seed that's starting to bloom into a very big tree, and it's happening across the country. We have more states coming very soon. We were even able to argue in the case that ultimately overturned Roe v. Wade.

We were able to argue with an amicus brief in that case, and in our amicus brief, we argued that the court must yield to the authority of Jesus Christ, not just the Constitution, but that the authority of God's Word and Jesus Christ is ultimate.

It's above the court. It's above the very Constitution itself. It's a transcendent law. It's an authority above all, and we argued that in the case that ultimately overturned Roe v. Wade. Do you see what happens?

Do you see what happens when the church of Jesus Christ brings His Word to the world? Light in darkness, and we have that message of life. We have to speak it. I hope you join us in bringing that to the world.

Louisiana, Equal Protection, and the Fight Against the Pro-Life Establishment

That day, we were standing as Christians for a consistent bill of justice and righteousness and protection, and we had essentially two groups that were warring against the bill. Of course, the pro-choicers, but they didn't even need to show up.

I think Roe v. Wade is one of the worst decisions that's ever come out of the U .S. Supreme Court, but it's the law. Like it or not, it is the law.

It's been the law for almost 50 years. We can't defy the federal courts. We don't care how much they're defying the Constitution. We can't defy them.

Well, that excuse is gone. We're outside the Supreme Court after the landmark decision that overturned Roe v. Wade and ended a woman's constitutional right to an abortion. We're going to win.

We've raised up churches in Canada, the United States of America, in Australia, in New Zealand, in Northern Ireland, in the Republic of Ireland, in Scotland, all over the world who are preaching the gospel in this area and demanding equal protection for all humans from conception.

We've been able to get bills in through the work of the church, through End Abortion Now, in states across the country, Arizona, Texas, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Colorado. It's something that's happened across the country, and ultimately, the huge moment was Louisiana.

Yeah, so in Louisiana, House Bill 813, carried by Representative Danny McCormick, it was a bill that provided equal protection. And what that means is that all the bill did, it actually didn't really create a new law.

States already have laws that prohibit homicide, right? Murder is already illegal in every single state. What House Bill 813 did was it took away the abortion exception to that. So that way, homicide that already protects the lives of born people would now protect the lives of pre-born people, people before they're born.

That's what the U .S. Constitution says, no state shall deny equal protection. So that's what the bill did, it provided equal protection. And that's not just in the U .S. Constitution, that's in the Louisiana Constitution too.

It was a very favorable situation that really is unprecedented in terms of the progress of this kind of work that we're trying to put in place to actually protect life at this stage and make abortion illegal.

I'm Guto, yes, Representative LaFleur, no, Representative Marcell, Representative McCormick, yes, Representative Hodges, Representative Muscarello, yes, Representative Nelson, Representative Sebaugh, yes, Representative Villio, Representative Marino, no, seven yeas, two nays.

Thank you.

House Bill 813 will be reported favorably.

They approved the bill. They were like, this is common sense. If a fetus is a person, so let's treat them like a person. How do we treat other people? Let's treat the fetus the same way. If we truly believe that they're persons, like we've said in the pro-life movement, for 49 years, let's treat them like that.

The committee said, thumbs up.

The bill in Louisiana was historic because the bill made it not only to hearing, but past the hearing and onto the floor. This bill was talked about across the country, MSNBC, CNN, the New York Times.

Everybody knew about this bill, and this bill was a big moment because in all the years of Roe versus Wade, the pro-life establishment hasn't been working to criminalize and abolish abortion. This was a bill of equal protection, a bill that's consistent with what they say they believe, a bill that says that what's in the womb is in the image of God.

It's human from conception. All humans deserve to be equally protected under the law. They have not fought that way, and so this was historic in that sense, but it was also historic because it made it to the floor in Louisiana, and it was a huge moment in Louisiana because as soon as it passed through the hearing stage and it went to the floor, the pro-life establishment was freaking out.

Over the course of the next week, before it got to the floor of the House, there had been lots of lobbying by pro-life organizations, pro-life politicians, pro-life establishment, pro-life lobby, the pro-life industry.

They'd been lobbying, saying, you've got to kill this bill.

And as we moved closer and closer to the day of the actual vote, the establishment came in undercover, and they started talking to our legislators, telling them, don't pass that bill, don't pass a bill like that, no bill that would actually criminalize abortion and actually provide equal protection.

So the day of the vote itself, over 70 pro-life organizations joined together to put a letter out to legislators across the United States of America that said that they did not want legislatures to put any bills of equal protection in that would actually call it a crime for everybody involved in killing the child.

They said, we're against criminalizing the mother, which the bill doesn't criminalize the mother. The bill criminalizes conduct, criminalizes murder. Doesn't criminalize the mother. It doesn't even really talk about the mother.

The law applies equally to everybody, just like the laws that protect the lives of born people. It doesn't single out one particular sex.

That day we were standing as Christians for a consistent bill of justice and righteousness and protection, and we had essentially two groups that were warring against the bill. Of course, the pro-choicers, but they didn't even need to show up.

There was maybe two or three pro-choicers at the Capitol that day. That's how much they knew they didn't have to lift a finger, because it was the establishment, the pro-life establishment that came in and tried to convince all of our legislators to not pass the bill.

Because fundamentally, they have a worldview that is not a Christian worldview. They believe that they can acquit the guilty. There are people who murder their children who should not be seen as guilty of the crime of abortion.

Of course, again, this goes against the biblical worldview. It goes against Christian history and Christian tradition. Christian churches always seen everybody involved in killing a child in the womb as guilty, and they need the gospel.

So we had our work cut out for us, but it was a big moment. Louisiana was huge because it showed the establishment that this small group of Christians with nowhere near the funds and budget they have can deliver a bigger punch and punch a bigger hole than they ever have in 50 years of Roe vs. Wade.

Political Grassroots, Lex Rex, and the Church’s Role in Legislation

My name is Zach Lautenschlager. I've worked in professional politics for the last 24 years, focused my career on no-compromise political fights, defending the right to keep and bear arms, and working to return to the right to life.

I've worked with end abortion now for the last three years. Our forefathers sacrificed to that level so that we can stand and fight for the rights to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, using political means.

Louisiana last year, well, earlier this year is certainly, in the last cycle, is certainly another major milestone as legislation moves from committee to a vote on the floor of one chamber. As far as we know, that's one of the first where we won a committee vote and it moved to the floor.

And this is the way you measure yardage, you measure progress in politics. Every bill is going to have to go through multiple votes, and if you can start moving through winning some of those, you're definitely making progress.

It's really interesting when you talk about, like, how do you put one of these bills in? The truth is, it's so grassroots and so simple that some of it is, honestly, in terms of like political acumen or political power and prowess, it's kind of embarrassing.

It's literally Christians calling up legislators and saying, do you believe it's human from conception?

Yes, I need to talk to you. I'm going to pick up the phone and use the publicly available roster of the House and Senate in my particular state, and I'm going to call their office and I'm going to ask them, would you consider actually ending abortion?

Would you sponsor legislation to end abortion?

That's the basic level. It's that kind of grassroots, mustard seed kind of moves in states that has brought all these about. It's just been a move of the church, going to legislators and saying, you said you believe this.

Are you a believer? Yes. Do you want to protect these children? Yes. This is a bill that's consistent. There's not much to it. For human from conception, all humans deserve equal protection. Very simple.

And so we've been able to work with churches and ourselves talking directly to legislators to find the legislators who want to be brave, find the legislators who are not going to compromise, find the legislators who are going to be consistent and put the bills in those states.

And so, of course, when we get the bill into the state, we gather the churches in that state to rally and also to talk to their legislators, to co-sponsor the bill and to pass these bills. And we're in a new place now because now we're moving into other states in 2023.

And one of the states that we have is Georgia. So it was exhausting. We were all super tired, but it went really well. Good stuff. The representative we talked to is just a solid believer, loves the Lord, loves God's law.

Didn't even have to teach him Lex Rex. He already believed it and said it himself, God's law is above man's law and the Constitution. So that was good. He's a good dude. We got his commitment. He wants to do it.

He wants to work with us on what it's going to look like in terms of when he has the debates. He wants us on his side, Bradley and me, to answer questions as experts. He wants to be trained. He wants us to do the groundwork to get the public involved.

So he knows what he's doing. Solid dude. We are leaving the hotel right now to go to the Capitol to film the spots that we're going to be releasing when this stuff goes through. Just short spots. And then we return home tonight.

We landed like 7 .45 on time.

Georgia is another state similar to Louisiana in terms of its prospects. There are quite a few groups on the ground in Georgia right now that are on the exact same page as we are. We've met with them.

We've talked with them. We're equipping them. They're ready to go. They're on the gospel message. They're consistent. They're not compromised. And they're ready to raise up other churches across the state of Georgia and to make sure that everyone knows this is going on so that our legislators can get the support that they need and that the Church of Christ knows about this bill and what's going on.

So we were able even to go to Georgia and meet with all of our organizations that are out there, some of them. To meet with them. They're all preparing right now for this move as Christians to establish justice for the pre-born in the state of Georgia.

Will it be as impactful as Louisiana and everything that happened there? I think it has the potential to be just as impactful, if not more. Based on the climate right now, of course, this is the first legislation at this scale that we're going to be able to shine light on since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which is a big, big deal because legislators, politicians no longer have the excuse of waiting on the Supreme Court to overturn Roe.

That's already done and gone and over with.

If anybody has told you that passage of 813 will prevent a single abortion, they misled you or they don't know how the law works. Because the fact of the matter is, if we pass this bill and the Senate passes this bill and the governor signs this bill, it will be enjoined the next day.

Because Roe v. Wade is still the law of the land. The U .S. Supreme Court said you can't do this.

Thank you for joining us on this Friday night on A Day That Changed America. We're outside the Supreme Court after the landmark decision that overturned Roe v. Wade and ended a woman's constitutional right to an abortion.

That excuse is gone. You know, a lot of politicians use that, well, we can't defy the federal courts. We don't care how much they're defying the Constitution. We can't defy them. Well, that excuse is gone.

You can't use that one anymore. Roe is gone. Planned Parenthood v. Casey is gone. And a lot of them have said, well, we would do what you're saying. We would abolish abortion if it weren't for the court.

Well, now the court's like, all right, here you go. And that's what we're saying, too. Here you go, then. Here's your opportunity.

Put your money where your mouth is. Do it. Abolish abortion. We're up against a pro-life industry that even with Roe v. Wade out of the way, they're still fighting their fight the same way. Fifteen-week bans, total partiality.

You can kill this child, but not this child. Heartbeat bills. Roe v. Wade was never the issue. They're a business. They're an industry. They're staying alive through regulation. We want this to be over and to wash our hands of it and to walk away.

I don't want to do this ministry anymore. I want justice established, and I want this done.

So the bill in Georgia, it does what the Constitution requires. It provides equal protection. It does what the Georgia Constitution requires, and it provides equal protection. And equal protection just means one of the laws to protect born people, you protect the pre-born equally.

I'm looking forward to the battle that's going to happen. There's going to be the abolitionists on one side. There's going to be the people who believe consistently that a fetus is a person. They're made in the image of God.

They should be protected from conception until natural death. That's where we should be protecting them. And a lot of people have said that they believe that, but now they're going to have an opportunity in Georgia to prove it.

Prove it. You say you want to abolish abortion, prove it. Do it. Here's the bill.

We're going to win. We're going to win. Period. Jesus is, according to scripture, putting all of his enemies under his feet. So we're going to win. This is ending someday. We're prayerful that Georgia, of course, establishes justice, but this is going under the feet of Jesus.

The church is going to have victory over this. It is an absolute guarantee.

Equal Protection, Biblical Justice, and Why Abortion Is Still Legal

This is why abortion is still legal. Failure to provide equal protection of the laws. With Roe v. Wade now overturned, many are hailing this praiseworthy moment as a victory. And rightfully so. The Supreme Court had a duty to do before God and correct the wrong of a past atrocity.