LifeBeat

We dicuss the status of the Pfizer vaccine approval from the FDA, the Texas heartbeat bill and what it actually means, and how the Prolife movement is being compared to the Taliban.

We interview Pastor Randy Royston from Charlotte New Hope Community Church who is also the Development Coordinator for Right to Life of Michigan.

In this episode, we discuss everything there is to know about the Hyde Amemdnent from the history, all the way to the status of it today, and everything in-between.

This weeks episode centers around coercion in the pro-abortion agenda which was seen in a Catholic hospital in St. Louis, a man beating is girlfriend to force an abortion, and Planned Parenthood promoting "bodily autonomy." We also highlighted the Senate's recent vote for the Hyde Amendment.

We discussed the Amicus Brief that we filed, our Save Hyde Statewide Campaign that is going on right now, and the horrors of a Michigan abortion chain that continously puts women in life-threatening situations.

We interview Pastor Paul Clark from St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fowler, MI.

We have our first three-person episode, and we discussed Mississippi's brief in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, the Hyde Amendment, and some creepy new euthanasia tools out of Canada.

We interview Dr. Kathryn Moseley, who co-chairs the Pediatric Ethics Committee at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.

We discuss a case out of Ohio of an unborn child's body found in an abortion facility dumpster, unspeakable experiments at a California unversity, and a pivotal decision facing Mississippi's Attorney General.

Right to Life of Michigan's Faith Outreach Coordinator Mike Cook joins us to dicuss survey results from George Barna on biblical worldviews in America: https://downloads.frc.org/EF/EF21E41.pdf

In this episode we give you details on the recently introduced Women's Right to Know Act in the Michigan Legislature, and mention the unborn child tax credit that recently passed the Michigan House, plus pro-abortion McCarthyism in Argentina; coming to a country near you?

This weekend's episode discusses a plethora of topics, including Supreme Court speculation, the defeat of suprise legislation, Nancy Pelosi refusing to answer a question, Ms. Magazine opining on abortion economics, and jobs, jobs, jobs!

A summary of the 2020 Michigan abortion report, which together with other states appears to show the pandemic increasing the number of abortions in 2020.

We talk about Lubbock, Texas beating Planned Parenthood in federal court to stay a "sanctuary" city for the unborn, the expected change to international guidelines on human embryo research, and China hitting the panic button on their demographic crisis.

We interview Dr. Leisa Marie Carzon, president of Plymouth Area Right to Life in southeast Michigan.

We discuss the U.S. Supreme Court taking up Dobbs v. Jackson Womens' Health Care, fetal tissue fingered as a possible cause of coronavirus vaccine blod clots, and discuss the meaning of "fetal pole cardiac activity."

We discuss several prolife provisions being debated in next year's state budget, DHHS Secretary Xavier Becerra pretending partial birth abortion doesn't exist, and grim demographic news out of China and the U.S.

We talk about Michigan's old ban on abortion, how it's still in legal effect, what that means for us moving forward, and why a historical perspective is so necessary for the prolife movement.

We discuss the ban on targeted abortions just introduced in the Michigan House, Tennessee's 48-hour waiting period, taking lives in New York, and the FDA purchasing baby body parts.

We talk with Pastor Chris Thoma of Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church & School about an upcoming prolife event for pastors in Plymouth, MI on Thursday, April 29.

We discuss the Democrat plan to pack the Supreme Court, the FDA allowing abortion pills through the mail, and a coronavirus vaccine informed consent victory in Michigan.

We interview Pastor Kevin Cook of River of God church in Romeo, MI.

We discuss proposals to remove the 14-day rule on live experimentation involving human embryos, Governor Whitmer signing our coronavirus vaccine fetal tissue informed consent provision into law, and NARAL's ridiculousness on Twitter.

How can I argue more effectively on abortion? In this episode we talk about some tactics, including listening, knowing your facts, and always bringing it back to the baby.

We discuss the latest adventures of President Biden, Govs. Cuomo and Whitmer, AG Dana Nessel; the tragic human cost of those adventures; and ·prolifers· who regret voting for President Biden.