Questions & Answers

In the Category: Practical

#81 Should Christians use graphic imagery in abolition outreach? Graphic images can awaken the conscience to abortion’s cruelty, but it is the Word of God that abolitionists believe is the power of God (Hebrews 4:12-13). Use them with Christian care, lawful conduct...
#82 How can rural churches address abortion pill mailing into their communities? Rural churches need to recognize that abortion hasn’t disappeared—it’s just become more hidden through mail-order pills. Pastors should teach clearly that this is still the intentional taking of a hum...
#85 What role should abolition play in church missions strategy? Missions aims to make disciples who obey Jesus everywhere (Matthew 28:18-20). That includes teaching nations to cherish life and reject murder. As churches plant and send, they should equip workers to...
#86 How can churches disciple new believers rescued from abortion culture? New believers need milk and meat: clear teaching on grace, repentance, and the lordship of Christ. Address past sins, including abortion, with gospel hope (Isaiah 1:18) and practical accountability. I...
#87 What can Christians learn from Wilberforce and abolition history? Wilberforce modeled patient, principled persistence against entrenched evil. He paired legislative labor with mercy to the oppressed and unwavering conviction rooted in the gospel. Christians today sh...
#88 How can churches measure faithful engagement against abortion? Measure faithfulness, not publicity: Are we preaching clearly? Are members serving mothers and fathers? Are we advocating for equal justice? Are we praying and fasting? Track tangible care (housing, m...
#90 How can Christians correct pro-life arguments that deny equal justice? When pro-life arguments excuse mothers or permit regulated killing, expose the partiality (Proverbs 24:11-12). Point to God’s equal standards and the command of God in the Noahic covenant (Genesis 9:6...
#91 How can churches train women to mentor young mothers? Older women should train younger women to love their children and be self-controlled (Titus 2:3-5). Build mentoring pairs, offer classes on newborn care, budgeting, and prayer, and include the gospel...
#95 How can churches build coalitions for abolition in their region? Start with prayer and shared doctrine: agree on the sin of abortion, and the authority of Christ. Gather pastors to repent of apathy, plan joint mercy efforts, and speak with one voice to magistrates....
#97 How can Christians answer claims that criminalizing abortion harms women? True harm is done by abortion itself. Equal justice protects women by upholding their duty not to kill and by restraining those who prey on them. Laws should pair penalties with mercy provisions for t...
#102 How should we care for mothers? We begin by reminding them that the God who sees Hagar also sees them. We speak plainly about the value of their child while offering tangible help, local church support, and gospel hope.
#103 What practical steps can communities take to stand with mothers? Communities can build coalitions of churches, crisis-pregnancy workers, medical professionals, and mentors who respond the moment a mother asks for help. Provide housing, childcare, legal aid, and job...
#104 Is it compassionate to prosecute women for having abortions? Yes, and we encourage you to study and understand the longer explanation given. It is compassionate toward the children who are being aborted (murdered) . It is compassionate toward the women and men...
#106 Will abortion laws criminalize a mother who has had a miscarriage? Absolutely NOT. A miscarriage is not the same act as an abortion, and just laws will not treat them as the same thing. Equal justice requires punishing the intentional shedding of innocent blood, not...

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