Abortion, Father’s Day and Infant Doe …
Five suggestions for what dads can do to prevent more abortions.
Five suggestions for what dads can do to prevent more abortions.
Fight the social stupor that gripped Nazi Germany and imagine what is really happening behind clinic doors.
Modern technology has opened a window on the womb that will be Exhibit A at the judgment seat of God.
We have no right to put the unborn in a subhuman class that does not qualify for our rescue. We ought to rescue as many as we can.
The old covenant law provided for the protection of prematurely born babies with the same sanctions as the mother.
Divine power is necessary to counter the irrationality of evil.
There are at least three generally-accepted principles of justice that stand in the way of justifying abortion.
We are not called to win; we are called to witness.
It is not a crime or sin to trespass in order to save a human life.
How can Christians serve as the conscience of our culture?
John Piper challenges the inconsistent reasoning of a pro-choice editorial.
How shall we obey God's command to honor the king—or the president, or the governor—when they promote dishonorable deeds?
We do well not to kill unborn human beings created in the image of God when they only lack time or air.
Do you have a plan to do something for the children who cannot speak for themselves?
You cannot worship and glorify the majesty of God while treating his supreme creation with contempt.
If you refuse to vote for a pro-choice candidate, how will you answer the charge of being a one-issue voter?
Boredom with Christ is blindness. Open your eyes and let him inspire in you a new passion for the cause of life.
Social involvement is demanded by a biblical orientation toward life.
A list of things to consider when thinking about whether abortion is ethical.
Five suggestions for how to respond as salt and light to the sin of abortion.
Millions of abortions are the outworking of racism and sexism. Let us find another way to freedom and equality than killing the babies.
John Piper talks about the connection between abortion and racism.
What does it mean that minority abortions are double those of whites?
John Piper reflects on the Supreme Court's decision to ban partial birth abortion.
John Piper explains why killing the unborn must not be considered irrelevant by anyone, especially Christians.
How is abortion similar to the child-sacrificing in the Old Testament?
John Piper gives his two main reasons for opposing abortion.
John Piper says that knitting babies is God's work, and we shouldn't mess with that.
John Piper says that physical intervention is probably legitimate, but probably not effective.
How the Bible looks at a human being in the womb.
John Piper imagines that, all things considered, he could vote for someone who was pro-choice.
John Piper gives two reasons why the prospect of a poor life is no warrant to take it.
All children, of every degree of ability, are conceived for the purpose of displaying the glory of God.
Justin Taylor discusses the sanctity of human life and why pastors cannot ignore this important doctrine.
“A Christian call to pro-life action is a call to the children of light to be what you are in Christ. This is utterly crucial to grasp if you want to act as a Christian” (p. 5).
John Piper talks about his involvement in anti-abortion demonstrations in the 1980s and 1990s.
Andrew in Naples, Florida asks, “Pastor John, do your pro-life convictions change when it comes to situations involving rape, incest, or matters of a mother’s life?”