Deeper Still

Kimberly explains how others can help redirect a woman in an unplanned pregnancy. She also discusses the impact of her abortion on future relationships. She is starting a Deeper Still Chapter in Central Appalachia.

Andie was a pastor's daughter with an abortion in the past. This experience led her to perfectionism, stuffing emotions, and condemnation. The walls came down at her Deeper Still Retreat. Now she is starting a chapter in the Poconos.

Jackie and Belinda from Deeper Still Chicago talk about how God has worked through their chapter to bring unity and healing among participants of diverse racial backgrounds.

Lorrie and Michelle from Deeper Still Dallas/Fort Worth share their trauma stories and healing. Yes, God can go down deeply into our souls and heal the deepest wounds.

Debbie and Chris share their stories of abortion trauma and healing and how God used it in their journey to starting a new chapter in Eastern Tennessee.

Courtney and Susanne, leaders from Deeper Still Arkansas, share their similar stories of abortion trauma and healing, even though there is an age gap between them. The bond between them has been a blessing to their chapter.

This interview with Pastor Mike Spencer is outstanding. He is the President of Project LifeVoice and Author of the book "Humanly Speaking: The Evil of Abortion, the Silence of the Church and the Grace of God". His Vision: "I believe elective abortion is the defining moral issue of our time. As the president of Project LifeVoice, I have dedicated myself to equipping pro-life ambassadors to speak in...

It may feel easier to avoid this subject in sermons, but women and men in your congregation need to hear you preach on this. This podcast addresses why it is important and how to approach the subject of abortion in truth and love.

Four men share about common signs of a man whose heart needs healing from a past abortion.

A group of men talk about how men process the grief of an abortion and how to reach them.

Don't you want to KNOW you are forgiven? Here is how to begin the process of feeling forgiven and knowing it is true for you.

It is so healing to hear from someone who does not have an abortion in their past, as they respond with love rather than condemnation.

When Eileen realized that Jesus was truly real, her life completely changed. Her decision sincerely follows Jesus and to live with sexual integrity made it possible for her to start life anew with a godly man. Now God is working wonderfully through her to help others heal.

Abortion can start you down a slippery slope. At age 17, Eileen became pregnant and it was all downhill after that- until Jesus.

Lisa talks with Jill Sonner, Jail Chaplain, about the number of women in jail and prison who have abortion-wounded hearts and how they can receive healing.

Belinda's heart changed about abortion after she had one. Now it was personal.

Belinda grew up in church and learned a lot about God, but not all of what she learned was carried out outside of the church walls.

Jackie found healing through God's love and now is part of a ministry to bring healing to others.

How can you be the safe person for someone with an abortion in their past to talk to? Learn about the impact of abortion and how you can help someone you love begin their healing journey.

Host Lisa Davis explains the impact of abortion. Some things you have experienced may not connect with an abortion.

David and Marcia talk about the healing after they went through their Deeper Still Retreats, each individually. David and Mike talk about the impact of abortion and healing on men.

David and Marcia talk about the difficult early years of their marriage.

David and Marcia talk about their experiences with abortion and healing

Betsy continues her story of healing after an abortion and a renewal of her walk with Jesus. Her healing was so profound, she couldn’t help but tell others how God changed her life.

Betsy grew up in a Christian home and came to Christ at an early age, but her family was full of dysfunction. Events in her life took her on a trajectory leading to bad choices, and eventually abortion. She tells her story with great vulnerability.