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Editor's Note: The following podcast discusses sensitive issues, including rape, sexual abuse, and kidnapping. If you or someone you know has experienced these issues or you have a particular sensitivity to them, please consider carefully before listening. NBC's hit show, The Blacklist, recently aired episode where a pro-choice activist kidnapped pro-life men and forcibly implanted them with artif...

At Care Net's recent national conference, Roland Warren sat down with best selling author Bob Goff to talk about what it looks like to serve people with the love of Jesus

Abigail Zavala’ was a victim of intimate partner violence. Pregnant and isolated, her search for help led her to her local Care Net affiliated pregnancy center. In this week's CareCast, you will hear how God transformed her life and what she plans to do as the winner of the 2019 Care Net Regent University Scholarship.

Angela Minter, the Executive Director of Sisters for Life, sat down with Roland Warren at Care Net's Conference to share her story of redemption and how God is working through sidewalk counselors to transform lives and save babies from abortion.

Christian apologist, author, and professor, Dr. Randy Newman sat down with Roland C. Warren and Vincent DiCaro at Care Net's annual conference to talk about evangelism and how you can reach young people with the truth of the Gospel. If you feel uncomfortable sharing your faith with others, you won't want to miss their conversation!

Roland and Vince sat down with Bill Hwang at Care Net's National Conference to discuss the importance of the public reading of Scripture. For centuries, Christians have gathered together to read Scripture aloud. Why has this fallen out of favor and how can we bring it back?

In a recent interview, Planned Parenthood president Alexis McGill Johnson refused to answer the question of whether or not she had an abortion herself. Roland and Vince discuss the possible reasons for her reluctance and what it means about the abortion industry.

After only about eight months on the job, Planned Parenthood's board fired Dr. Leana Wen. Their acting president Alexis McGill Johnson said in a recent interview that she was inspired to join Planned Parenthood after seeing a pro-life billboard. Vince and Roland discuss her odd "inspiration" in today's CareCast. You don't want to miss it!

Roland and Vince discuss our culture's obsession with tolerance and why, as Christians, we are called to something greater than mere tolerance. We are called to love.

A recent PBS documentary revealed that many women having abortions know that their abortion ends a human life, but they believe it is a life worth sacrificing. Roland and Vince discuss what this means for the pro-life movement in this week's CareCast.

Roland C. Warren and Vincent DiCaro discuss Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's statement that pro-life people are racist.

Planned Parenthood's new "On the Ground" series minimizes their abortion business. Why would the biggest abortion provider in the country avoid talking about abortion? Roland and Vince unpack what this reveals about their strategy in this week's Care Cast.

A California Senate committee approved a bill to expand abortion services—including the provision of abortion drugs—to college students on their campuses. Roland and Vince discuses what this means for the lives at risk of abortion in California.

Roland and Vince discuss how our culture struggles to reconcile its embrace of abortion with a desire to celebrate mothers. Discover the root of this double mindedness and what we should do as Pro Abundant Life people in response.

Roland and Vince discuss the recent legislation making late term abortion easier and Congress' inability to take action against infanticide.

In a recent debate, famed abortion provider Dr. Willie Parker argued that abortion was a compassionate response to the unplanned pregnancies of his clients. Discover why Dr. Parker is wrong and why abortion can't be compassionate care.

Vince and Roland discuss a powerful new film that tells the story of Planned Parenthood's former clinic director of the year, Abby Johnson and why she went from promoting abortion to promoting abundant life. Learn why you should go see the movie this weekend.

After weeks of defending late term abortion, the pro-choice movement is losing members. Vince and Roland discuss a new Marist Poll and what it tells us – and doesn't tell us – about the current pro-life resurgence in our culture.

Roland and Vince talk about the important things you can do in 2019 to empower women and men to choose life for their unborn children and abundant life for their families. Let's make 2019 the Year of Pro Abundant Life! Here are three things you can do: 1) Get free resources from Care Net to increase your pro-life IQ and EQ so you can personally minister to the abortion vulnerable: https://www.care...

Why do some Christmas cards have Mary and Jesus, but no Joseph? Roland and Vince imagine what the Nativity would have been like without Joseph and what that teaches us about ministering to those facing unplanned pregnancies.

Roland and Vince discuss the growing trend of recording consent videos prior to sex and how this is a natural outflow of our modern sexual ethic. The sexual revolution redefined sex as a transactional act between two parties. If sex is merely transactional, then babies are unwanted byproducts often destroyed.

Did you know that atoms have a lot to teach us about the role of the family? Roland C. Warren and Vince talk about how nuclear science has much to teach us regarding the "nuclear family" and why family revisionists are wrong about the future of the family.

Here at Care Net, we commonly hear objections from pro-life people about discussing marriage with someone facing a pregnancy decision. In this week's CareCast™, Roland C. Warren and Vince DiCaro discuss why it's important that we talk about marriage with those considering abortion.

Roland and Vince discuss The Agenda Project's ad and the dangerous philosophy it presents. Learn what you as a pro-life person can do in response.

Actors Chelsea and Kirk Cameron have six children, four of them adopted. Roland sat down with Chelsea to discuss her family, career and the reason she is passionately pro-life.