A Moral Crisis in Medicine: An Obstetrician Takes a Stand for Life
Medical professionals are facing unprecedented pressure to compromise their values.
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Medical professionals are facing unprecedented pressure to compromise their values.
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson continues his conversation with Dr. William Lile, a board-certified obstetrician known as “the Pro-Life Doc.”
From blood transfusions to brain surgery, doctors are performing remarkable procedures to save unborn babies.
When does human life begin?
The simple questions in life are best answered with simple answers. Why would God send His Son to die for us? Answer: because He loves us. The simple questions in life ar
The power of seeing an unborn baby changes hearts and saves lives.
Pregnancy care centers have discovered something powerful—when a mother sees her unborn child on an ultrasound, her heart is usually changed.
Roger Marsh and Dr. William Lile discuss these new findings, and urge Christians to stand for life.
Studio guest Sydna Masse joins Dr. Dobson to applaud the heroes who work at Crisis Pregnancy Centers and are saving thousands of mothers, babies, and even fathers, from the irreversible devastation that abortion causes. How can you help women who are considering abortion? Tune in today to find out.
When Sydna Masse was in college, she found herself pregnant and tragically had an abortion.
Because Christene Jackman felt estranged from her alcoholic father, she moved out at age 17 and married the first boy who paid attention to her. Not surprisingly, that relationship dissolved in divorce, and when her new relationship resulted in her being pregnant again, Christene got an abortion despite her unsettling conscience. On today's edition of Family Talk, she shares the remarkable story of her conversion to Christ and God's restoration. Cort Langeland, who produced Christine's album entitled "The Choice," urges all Christians to move beyond understandable outrage over abortion toward gracious outreach and empathy to those who made that regrettable decision.



