Podcast appearances and mentions of Gianna Jessen

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Program for 01/19/24 "Best of" Gianna Jessen, Abortion Survivor

Gianna Jessen joins John for the first half of the podcast to discuss her experience and give an idea of what she will be talking about at our Educational Dessert on March 30th, 6:30 PM. Sign up at righttolifeca.org/educationaldessert

Gianna Jessen was intended to die before she was born, just another one of the 1.2 million abortions each year in the United States. Gianna was bathed in a burning saline solution, but she overcame her death sentence to enter the world two months prematurely. The failed abortion provided her with the “gift” of cerebral palsy, as she calls it: “It allows me to really depend on Jesus for everything.”  Get to know Gianna or book a speaking engagement: http://giannajessen.com/ https://www.facebook.com/gianna.jessen https://thelifeinstitute.net/learning-centre/abortion-effects  https://lozierinstitute.org/new-study-shows-unborn-babies-feel-pain-at-12-weeks/  https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00243639211059245">https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00243639211059245 *Remember, there are two kinds of fire in the world: One that burns and consumes and one that burns and empowers. May God's word and God's love burn brightly in you, giving you the strength to face any fire. Until next time, little embers! * Thru the Fire is a production of Family Vision Media, a non-profit ministry committed to helping Christian parents discern the truth in a culture of lies. *Connect with the Seltzes: *Candescent Counseling and Coaching (https://cccc-usa.com/) (657) 325-8635 Lutheran Center for Religious Freedom (https://lcrlfreedom.org/) Connect with us: www.FamilyVisionMedia.org www.Facebook.com/FamilyVisionMedia www.Twitter.com/FamVisionMedia Find more encouragement and information on our blog: https://familyvisionmedia.org/category/fvm/ Questions? E-mail us! hello@familyvisionmedia.org This post may contain affiliate links. We appreciate your support!

Gianna Jessen was intended to die before she was born, just another one of the 1.2 million abortions each year in the United States. Gianna was bathed in a burning saline solution, but she overcame her death sentence to enter the world two months prematurely. The failed abortion provided her with the “gift” of cerebral palsy, as she calls it: “It allows me to really depend on Jesus for everything.”  Get to know Gianna or book a speaking engagement: http://giannajessen.com/ https://www.facebook.com/gianna.jessen https://thelifeinstitute.net/learning-centre/abortion-effects  https://lozierinstitute.org/new-study-shows-unborn-babies-feel-pain-at-12-weeks/  https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00243639211059245">https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00243639211059245 *Remember, there are two kinds of fire in the world: One that burns and consumes and one that burns and empowers. May God's word and God's love burn brightly in you, giving you the strength to face any fire. Until next time, little embers! * Thru the Fire is a production of Family Vision Media, a non-profit ministry committed to helping Christian parents discern the truth in a culture of lies. *Connect with the Seltzes: *Candescent Counseling and Coaching (https://cccc-usa.com/) (657) 325-8635 Lutheran Center for Religious Freedom (https://lcrlfreedom.org/) Connect with us: www.FamilyVisionMedia.org www.Facebook.com/FamilyVisionMedia www.Twitter.com/FamVisionMedia Find more encouragement and information on our blog: https://familyvisionmedia.org/category/fvm/ Questions? E-mail us! hello@familyvisionmedia.org This post may contain affiliate links. We appreciate your support!

In this episode, Dinesh and Debbie discuss whether Brittney Griner is a "freedom fighter" and also the verdict in her drug case in Russia, as well as other current issues. Gianna Jessen tells Dinesh her riveting story about how she ended up with cerebral palsy and a host of other ailments because her mother unsuccessfully tried to abort her. Dinesh discusses the role of the immoral horses of Achilles, as they weep for Patrocolus and are comforted by Zeus.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE THESIS: God saved Gianna Jessen from the abortionist who tried to kill her to speak to us about more than “just” abortion. She is a model of facing demons by drawing strength from Christ.  THE SCRIPTURE & SCRIPTURAL RESOURCES:  Psalm 139:14 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made;     your works are wonderful,     I know that full well. What Is the Meaning of the Body of Christ? Born for This: How to Find the Work You Were Meant to Do THE NEWS & COMMENT:   Hire Gianna to speak! GiannaJessen.com  [VIDEO] - The abortionist failed to kill her, but given what was done to her body during the attempted killing, it's a miracle that Gianna can sing:   My unborn son may not live long, but he still deserves protection from those looking to end his life To the medical staff, our son was already dead, and our choice not to abort him was just an unnecessary headache and expense for everyone involved. The so-called Association of American “Medical” Colleges has released curricula--read: indoctrination struggle sessions--that will force young people to pretend to agree with the dogma Critical Race Theory to work in the field.  Tavistock gender clinic forced to shut over safety fears; Centre accused of rushing vulnerable children into treatmentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RERUN Last Friday Special Edition-Gianna Jessen Survived An Abortion by Kate Dalley

After an attempted late term saline abortion failed, Gianna Jessen was born alive two and a half months early. Weighing just over 2 pounds, the attending nurse had her transported to the hospital and placed in an incubator. Due to Cerebral Palsy she developed, doctors thought she would never be able to even lift her head, let alone walk. Gianna defied odds, not only learning to walk on several occasions as a result of several complicated back surgeries, but completed 2 full marathons and maintains a rigorous training schedule.

Does life really begin at conception? Is there a moment in the womb when a fetus becomes human? Are there times when abortion is necessary? Many of us have found ourselves asking these questions, but the answers can feel challenging to find. On today's episode of "Problematic Women," we explain what resources and tools we have found useful to form our own views and opinions on abortion. Taking the time to study human DNA, reading personal stories of those who have had abortions, and listening to the arguments of those who debate the issue of abortion professionally are all helpful tools to determine your own views on life and abortion. And knowing the arguments on both sides will also help you talk about the issue of abortion with those who think differently than you.Here are seven resources that have helped us determine our views on abortion: Scott Klusendorf's SLED argument.“Created to Live: Becoming the Answer for an Abortion-Free Community,” by Cathy Harris.Live Action video: “Meet Baby Olivia.”“Fighting for Life: Becoming a Force for Change in a Wounded World," by Lila Rose."Chemical Abortion: A Review," by Melanie Israel."The Daily Signal Podcast" interview with abortion survivor Gianna Jessen."The Points of Proof for Life: Scientific," by Brian Fisher.Plus, if you want to send a birthday card to WWII Veteran Bettie, follow this link for all the information. Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Powerful Testimony of Abortion Survivor if Gianna Jessen.   Ladies 4 Jesus.org

Pineapple Hill Saloon & Grill Owner, Angela Marsden, Florida Gym Owner, Mike Carnevale, Atilis Gym Owner, Ian Smith, Glamour Salon Owner, Lindsey Graham & Suspended Airbnb Host, Dawndi McAdams, Concerned Virginia Parent, Brandon Michon, Outspoken New York Parent, Tatiana Ibrahim & Cypress College Student, Braden Ellis, Attacked by Antifa, Philip Anderson, The Nodding Lady, Mayra Joli & Abortion Survivor, Gianna Jessen

Rebecca and friend Gianna share about the miracle of life. This episode focuses on finding purpose in God's plan for our life and looking for ways to be used for His glory. Guest Gianna Jessen is an abortion survivor, pro life advocate, and world wide speaker. She is God's girl living the impossible- to hear more from Gianna visit http://giannajessen.com/

Rebecca and friend Gianna share about the miracle of life. This episode focuses on finding purpose in God's plan for our life and looking for ways to be used for His glory. Guest Gianna Jessen is an abortion survivor, pro life advocate, and world wide speaker. She is God's girl living the impossible- to hear more from Gianna visit http://giannajessen.com/

05/28/21 - Dan Interviews W/ Congressman for Missouri's 8th District, Rep. Jason Smith, Pro-Life Advocate, Speaker & Abortion Survivor, Gianna Jessen, Made In America CEO, Don Buckner, President & CEO of Goya Foods, Bob Unanue & Former Idaho Deputy Marshal, Nate Silvester

A Young Woman Who Faced An Unexpected Pregnancy (0:43-5:55) In segment one of Ep. #8, Nick tells the story of a young woman faced with an unexpected pregnancy while pursuing a nursing degree and her decision to choose life. My Body My Choice (6:01-20:03) In segment two, Nick breaks down the most common argument used to justify abortion: my body, my choice. You may realize after listening that this common argument might be a justification for the preborn child's right to life. An Incredible Testimony For Life (20:07-24:37) And finally, in the What Makes America Great segment, Nick shares a powerful story of a woman who was born from a failed abortion. Gianna Jessen faces physical setbacks every day because of this. Her perseverance, strength, and passion should inspire us to be advocates for the preborn. Support this podcast

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.filmgarantiti.it/it/articoli.php?id=72SOPRAVVISSUTA ALL'ABORTO, GRIDA AL MONDO IL SUO AMORE PER LA VITA di Sabrina Pietrangeli PaluzziÈ incredibile come persone, da alcuni considerate indesiderabili o inutili, possano diventare voci di verità ed esprimere in modo potente il pensiero stesso di Dio, stupendo e scuotendo le masse, rendendo migliori altre persone. Mi riferisco in modo particolare ad una giovane straordinaria donna, di nome Gianna Jessen. Negli ultimi mesi, questa ragazza è diventata un "caso" su Facebook, grazie all'immediata condivisione mondiale dei video pubblicati su YouTube, all'interno dei quali lei si rivolge direttamente a platee importanti come il Sottocomitato Giudiziario del Congresso sulla Camera dei Comuni nel Regno Unito, oppure a vari Organi Costituzionali Americani, per parlare della sua storia. Chi è questa donna, e cosa fa di così straordinario? Cos'ha da raccontare a persone così importanti?Gianna è una sopravvissuta all'aborto. Era una bambina frutto dell'amore di due diciassettenni, che è stata rifiutata dalla mamma, la quale si rivolse tardivamente ad uno dei più noti centri californiani impegnati nell'aborto salino. L'aborto salino è uno dei metodi più crudeli per interrompere una gravidanza avanzata e consiste nell'iniettare una soluzione salina nell'utero della madre; deglutendo questa soluzione, il piccolo in grembo ne viene praticamente bruciato, sia fuori che dentro gli organi, dopodiché, entro le 24 ore il bambino, viene partorito morto.Questo era il suo destino, ma qualcosa è andato diversamente. Gianna nasce viva, tra lo stupore di tutti, e il medico che doveva eventualmente finirla, soffocandola o strangolandola, come si usava in questi casi, non c'è. Gianna viene quindi soccorsa e curata amorevolmente dal personale di servizio, e sopravvive. Dopo tre mesi di cure intensive, viene data in affidamento ad una donna di nome Penny, la quale viene informata che la piccola non camminerà mai, perché l'aborto mal riuscito le ha provocato una paralisi cerebrale.Ma Penny non si scoraggia: prega per questa sua bambina e molte altre persone con lei; lavora instancabilmente per tre volte al giorno con la fisioterapia. All'età di quattro anni, Gianna è già in grado di camminare grazie ad un apparecchio ortopedico e all'ausilio di un girello. In breve tempo, inizia anche a camminare senza apparecchi, e può essere adottata legalmente dalla figlia di Penny, Diana De Paul. Continua la fisioterapia, e nonostante ogni tanto cada ancora (oggi ha 34 anni), lei con autoironia, dice: "ho imparato a cadere elegantemente, poiché non ho fatto altro per tutta la vita". Dinanzi a platee che, apponendo una semplice firma, hanno potere di decidere sulla vita e la morte di altri, Gianna dichiara che, nonostante la sua disabilità, è felice di vivere e di dipendere da Gesù per ogni cosa. Negli anni lei ha incontrato altri sopravvissuti all'aborto, non tutti fortunati come lei; molti di loro ciechi (una delle prime conseguenze dell'aborto salino), ma tutti si dichiarano grati di essere vivi. È questo che lei tiene a dire, in questi incontri, perché chi ha autorità di emettere leggi, possa capire che la personale valutazione sulla condizione di vita di un handicappato, potrebbe non corrispondere alla valutazione personale dell'handicappato stesso.Lei parla di sé come della bambina di Dio, e dice: "sulla mia fronte è scritto trattami bene perché mio Padre è il padrone del mondo". Perché l'amore di quel Padre, lei lo sente talmente forte dentro di sé, da poter osare dire anche: "So di parlare di qualcosa di scomodo, nominando Gesù Cristo in questi ambienti. Ma io non sono sopravvissuta per farvi sentire comodi. Volete insultarmi? Bene. I vostri insulti sono solo gioielli in più per la mia corona". [...] Vedere questa donna minuta e un po' traballante, non tragga nell'inganno di vederla fragile, perché la potenza che Gianna manifesta attraverso lo sguardo e le parole fa pensare davvero a come la potenza di Dio si esprima attraverso la debolezza di un essere umano e della sua disabilità.Ed è proprio l'autorità che nasce dalla consapevolezza di essere una dei figli amati del Re dell'Universo, che le ha permesso di osar dire ai potenti del governo americano: "Avete una grande opportunità, mi rivolgo agli uomini presenti. C'è un'interessante battaglia tra il bene e il male. Voi da quale parte state? Quale tipo di uomini volete essere? Voi siete fatti per cose grandi; non siete fatti per stare seduti passivamente. Siete fatti per alzarvi ed essere uomini. Siete fatti per difendere donne e bambini, non per farvi da parte e voltare la testa, quando sapete che è in corso un omicidio. Non siete fatti per usare una donna e poi abbandonarla. Siete fatti per essere gentili, grandi, aggraziati, forti, per prendere posizione. Ascoltatemi: io sono stufa di fare il vostro lavoro. Donne, voi non siete fatte per essere abusate, per stare lì ed ignorare il vostro valore. Meritate che si combatta per voi, sempre. Uomini e donne, è il vostro momento: che tipo di persone volete essere? Immagino straordinarie... Siete fatti per la grandezza! Mettete da parte la politica. È il vostro momento. Che persone volete essere? Persone preoccupate solo della propria gloria, o persone preoccupate della gloria di Dio?".Questa piccola grande donna, una nuova "matita nelle mani di Dio" (per dirla con Madre Teresa), lascerà un segno grande e un ancor più grande messaggio ad una generazione che ha perso il senso dell'orientamento, e c'è da augurarsi che ella rappresenti anche una grande spinta all'unità dei cristiani, proprio grazie all'apertura e all'universalità del suo messaggio per la vita.

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=5938UNA CANZONE PER MIO PADRE, IL FILM CHE AFFRONTA LA VITA... DOLORE E PERDONO INCLUSI di Ermes DovicoGiovedì sera, a Milano, è stata proiettata la prima nazionale di Una canzone per mio padre, film statunitense del 2018, distribuito in Italia dalla Dominus Production e ispirato alla storia vera di Bart Millard (1972), e in particolare al suo rapporto travagliato con un padre a lungo violento e poi guarito dalla grazia, fino alla toccante riconciliazione tra i due. Che condurrà Bart, cantautore della band MercyMe, a scrivere e dedicare al genitore I can only imagine, divenuta la canzone più suonata nella storia della radio cristiana, riprodotta - all'inizio quasi per gioco e poi per le crescenti richieste degli ascoltatori - anche nelle radio mainstream, e capace di vendere oltre 2.5 milioni di copie.Simile successo di pubblico ha avuto il film (il cui titolo originale, I can only imagine, è lo stesso della canzone) fin dalle prime uscite nelle sale, dove - tra Usa e Canada - ha incassato al botteghino circa 85 milioni di dollari, con ricavi più di 12 volte superiori ai 7 milioni di budget per la produzione. In America ha ottenuto dalla maggioranza degli spettatori la valutazione di A+, la più alta possibile, secondo le rilevazioni fatte all'uscita dalle sale da CinemaScore. Nel cast spicca la presenza di Dennis Quaid (doppiato in italiano da Luca Ward), che interpreta il padre di Bart. I registi sono i fratelli Andrew e John Erwin, gli stessi di October Baby, il film liberamente ispirato alla storia di Gianna Jessen, l'americana, oggi quarantaduenne, sopravvissuta a un tentativo di aborto salino.TRAMA DEL FILMUna canzone per mio padre, appunto un biopic, con qualche libero adattamento cinematografico, ci offre all'inizio uno squarcio sull'infanzia di Bart, alle prese con un padre iracondo che maltratta e percuote sia il figlio che la moglie, fino a quando lei abbandonerà improvvisamente la famiglia (nella realtà i coniugi Millard, genitori di due figli maschi, divorziarono quando Bart, il secondogenito, aveva appena tre anni, poi alternandosi, al variare delle circostanze, nella custodia della prole). Nel dolore di quei primi anni di vita, acutizzato da una madre che se n'è andata via e da un padre che a volte lo terrorizza, Bart cerca rifugio nella musica. «Ho trovato delle canzoni che sono state come un'àncora per me, mi hanno dato speranza», canzoni che «mi hanno parlato di un Padre in cielo» e del Suo amore per lui.Nell'adolescenza, con al fianco la bella figura di Shannon, la fidanzata (interpretata da Madeline Carroll), come lui di fede cristiana battista, Bart insegue il sogno, già di suo padre, di fare carriera nel football americano, ma un infortunio lo costringe a mollare tutto. Arriva poi una prima svolta. L'ingresso nel coro della scuola, un'insegnante che scopre per caso il grande talento del ragazzo, il padre che ne frustra le aspirazioni canore e, infine, dopo l'addio a un'affranta Shannon, la fuga da casa, che porta Bart in giro per gli States, sul camper della band di cui è intanto diventato la voce, con piccoli concerti, e piccoli guadagni, nei locali.Per ricomporre i cocci della sua vita si riveleranno fondamentali i buoni consigli del produttore Scott Brickell, che intuendo il dramma personale del ragazzo lo esorta a non scappare dalle sue sofferenze, bensì ad affrontarle e poi cantarle («lascia che il dolore diventi la tua ispirazione»). È così che Bart torna dal padre e lo trova trasformato, scoprendo che il genitore va in chiesa, prega, legge la Bibbia e si interroga sul perdono. Le grandi resistenze del figlio saranno poi vinte quando scoprirà il cancro del genitore e, proprio nel tempo della malattia che condurrà Millard senior alla morte, i due passeranno insieme i momenti più fecondi e belli.E sarà pensando a quel padre ritrovato, perdonato e redento che nascerà, scritta di getto, I can only imagine, in un crescendo di sorprese.LA RISCOPERTA DELLA PATERNITÀ (E DELLA FEDE)Oltre all'ottima colonna sonora e al ritmo narrativo, il film ha quindi il merito di far riflettere su diversi temi divenuti controcorrente nella cultura di oggi, dai danni di una famiglia che si disgrega alla potenza della preghiera. E in particolare la pellicola, come ha osservato alla prima nazionale la fondatrice della Dominus Production, Federica Picchi (che alla fine ha chiamato a parlare i membri di The Sun), c'è il fatto che aiuta a riscoprire il senso del dolore, che «noi stiamo cercando di togliere dalla nostra vita. Penso che l'insegnamento più importante che trasmette ai giovani è che il dolore è parte integrante della nostra vita», ha aggiunto la Picchi, che prima dell'inizio della proiezione aveva anche rivolto il primo ringraziamento a Dio Padre.La storia dei Millard sta lì a confermarlo. È nel dolore, prima spirituale e poi corporale, che il padre, anziché essere vinto dalla disperazione, scopre il ristoro della fede, ritrova la sua paternità, chiede e ottiene perdono, riconciliandosi con il figlio e prima ancora con Dio e con sé stesso. Ed è sempre da lì che Bart riesce a trovare pace, con entrambi - il padre e il figlio - a vedere sgorgare l'amore dalla sofferenza, perché riposta nelle mani di Dio. È Lui che fa la differenza.Un film, dunque, che stimola e, attraversando ogni fase della vita quaggiù, è buono per tutte le età.Nota di BastaBugie: nel seguente video (durata: 3 minuti) si può vedere il trailer del film.Per scoprire in quali cinema è possibile vedere il film, vai all'elenco aggiornato dal sito della Dominus Production, cliccando nel seguente link:https://www.dominusproduction.com/film/una-canzone-per-mio-padre/programmazionehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXPhse0Sckg

In today's episode of The Van Maren show, Jonathon Van Maren speaks with Gianna Jessen, a well known abortion survivor and pro-life advocate. Ms. Jessen has been mentioned in speeches by President George W Bush. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Westminster have said that her story could impact the abortion debate. Jessen survived a saline abortion and now uses her story to show people what an abortion. “I am alive. Just by the miraculous power of Christ.”Jessen was born during a saline abortion in a Los Angeles abortion clinic at 29 weeks. Jessen was only 2.5 pounds when she was born, but she miraculously survived. She was born 18 hours into the saline abortion procedure, which burn, blind and suffocates babies who are born dead after 24 hours. Jessen allows people "to actually glimpse face to face the people that abortion has taken from us.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abortion survivor Gianna Jessen joins Mary Elizabeth Castle this week as we look back at HB16 The Born Alive Infant Protection Act and discuss some other news from Texas Values.

It was just last month that the House failed to pass a bill protecting babies who survive an abortion attempt. Our executive editor, Rob Bluey, was able to sit down with a woman who survived just that—an abortion attempt, something few can imagine. Gianna Jessen now a pro-life activist, and today, we bring you her interview. Plus: The royal baby arrives.We also cover these stories:-Trump asserts executive privilege to block release of full unredacted Mueller report.-Court rules that Trump administration can keep sending asylum seekers to Mexico.-Trump's tax returns from the 80s and 90s come to light.The Daily Signal podcast is available on Ricochet, iTunes, SoundCloud, Google Play, or Stitcher. All of our podcasts can be found at DailySignal.com/podcasts. If you like what you hear, please leave a review. You can also leave us a message at 202-608-6205 or write us at letters@dailysignal.com. Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Family Policy Matters, NC Family is excited to re-air an episode from February of 2016. In it, NC Family president John Rustin talks with pro-life advocate and speaker, Gianna Jessen, who was miraculously born alive after her biological mother underwent a failed saline abortion in the 1970s. Jessen tells her amazing story and how God has used her life to promote the sanctity of human life.

A chilling quote is often attributed to Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin: “One death is a tragedy. One million deaths are a statistic.” Stalin is alleged to have said this in the days leading up to one of the largest man-made disasters and mass-murders in history: the 1932 Ukrainian famine. It may be that the quote actually date back even earlier, to a 1916 anarchist periodical. Either way, the line captures the awful reason that mass-murders like Stalin's are so often overlooked or ignored while they're happening. As the anarchist periodical explained, we tend to find the starvation of one child more shocking than the starvation of a million children because our minds are simply “unable to grasp” death on such a scale. “Suffering,” said the publication, “is so intimately personal a thing that it must be explained through the personal equation, if at all.” Anyone who wants to truly communicate the horror of killing needs to do more than cite statistics. They have to tell stories. This holds true for any atrocity, including one that has claimed more lives than even the highest estimates of Stalin's regime. Princeton professor Robert George recently shared a collection of five abortion survivors' stories on Facebook. The stories were compiled by the pro-life website Human Defense and include detailed videos of each man or woman giving their gut-wrenching, first-hand testimonies of an ongoing, legal mass-killing—and how they escaped it. Some of these are names you may have heard before, like Gianna Jessen who survived a saline abortion at seven months gestation. As a result, she was born with cerebral palsy. Gianna has overcome her disability to become a powerful speaker, a household pro-life name, and one of the world's most effective advocates for the unborn. Other survivors on the list you may not have heard of. Melissa Ohden survived a second-trimester abortion attempt because she was actually older than doctors thought. Ohden was subsequently adopted, and only found out about the abortion as a teenager. She responded by tracking down her birth parents and forgiving them. Since then, she's linked up with over 200 others with similar stories through her organization, Abortion Survivors Network. Then there's Nik Hoot. A botched abortion that destroyed parts of both of his legs and several fingers. Nik was adopted by an Indiana family and soon learned, faster than anyone expected, how to get around on prosthetic legs. In 2013, he made it to his state high school wrestling championship and finished the season with 24 wins. He's also played baseball, basketball, and football, and says he considers his life a miracle. But it's more than a miracle. His life, and the life of every abortion survivor is a profoundly powerful testimony to the humanity of the millions whose lives end when abortion succeeds. The scars and disabilities many survivors bear are a silent witness to the grisly reality of what our society calls “choice.” Among the miracles of these stories are how many abortion survivors make a very different choice. In story after story, the children of abortion say they've forgiven their birth parents—often even in person. Can you even imagine that? Well, with God, even this is possible. Many survivors of abortion are outspoken about their Christian faith and they'll share it with anyone who will listen. Come to BreakPoint.org, and I will link you to these stories of survival. I hope you'll read all of them and watch their videos.  These incredible men and women have a razor-sharp moral clarity about abortion. After all, for them abortion is not an issue. It can't be understood merely by the scale of the numbers. Abortion is part of their biography. I'm convinced that if we are to see this legal atrocity end in our lifetimes, it will largely be because enough people come face-to-face with the real victims who find themselves on the other end of the so-called right to choose.     http://www.breakpoint.org/2019/03/breakpoint-abortion-survivors-speak-out/  

The Left’s Rush to Infanticide | The Mark Harrington Show | 2-29-19 With the recent vote of 44 Senate Democrats (including 6 presidential candidates) refusing to protect born children from murder, the nation has once again been confronted by the overt barbarism of abortion advocates. The debate is no longer about a woman’s right to choose but rather the right of a woman to have a dead baby as a result even if the baby has been born. This is a now a debate over infanticide. To defend themselves, Democrats say babies are never born alive as a result of a failed abortion. Living examples like Melissa Ohden and Gianna Jessen beg to differ. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), nationwide, between 2003 and 2014 at least 143 babies died after being born alive during botched abortions – and the CDC states this could be an underestimation. In 2018, 16 infants in Florida alone were born alive after surviving abortion attempts. As a result of the brazen support by abortion advocates of up-until-birth and post-birth abortions, Americans are changing their view on all abortions. Last month, Marist released its annual abortion survey, which found that just 38% of Americans considered themselves “pro-life” versus 55% “pro-choice,” with an additional 7% unsure. Forty eight percent of Americans said they would either completely ban abortions or limit them to cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother’s life; the rest of the findings indicated overwhelming majority support for restricting abortion much more than it is today. A new Marist poll shows 80% of Americans want to limit abortion to the first three months of pregnancy but Democrats can’t even find consensus to limit abortion after a child is born. Also, Marist now finds the “pro-life” and “pro-choice” labels tied at 47% with 6% unsure, and a combined 58% of Americans who would ban all or most abortions. Only 21% of Americans would allow elective abortions past the first trimester, down from 24%. When pro-lifers take this issue to the people, Democrats’ obsession with killing babies will kill their chances at the ballot box and help to ensure the re-election of President Donald Trump. Watch and listen to Mark discuss these issues and provide practical direction for every American who loves life.   Facebook Personal - https://www.facebook.com/MarkCreatedEqualFacebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/TheMarkHarringtonShow/Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2kM_Q0sgCk9iVWAg8HNSFQTwitter - https://twitter.com/mharringtonliveiTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/activist-radio-mark-harrington/id827982678 Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ii2i6elyevshicbfmc5263zq2ga Website - https://markharrington.org

For many Catholics this weekend celebrates Respect Life Sunday, focusing the life of the unborn child. We'll focus on this too, sharing the powerful testimony of abortion survivor Gianna Jessen. Then we'll re-share Mark's conversation with the producer of the new film 'Gosnell'. Later our Pastors Roundtable convenes to discuss when is it okay to quit church.

January 20, 2018 | Alex Roe, Jessica Rothe, Gianna Jessen, & Shenandoah by Huckabee

People couldn't ignore Gianna Jessen's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in September 2015.  That's because Gianna is a real-life survivor of a botched abortion.  Her story is amazing-- but even more amazing is the way she has used her platform to courageously speak up for the sanctity of human life all over the globe.  What biblical truth do we need to understand if we are going to be a champion for human life-- especially the most helpless in the womb?  What is the Bible's real truth about unborn children?  ~Sanctity of Human Life Sunday 2018

People couldn't ignore Gianna Jessen's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in September 2015.  That's because Gianna is a real-life survivor of a botched abortion.  Her story is amazing-- but even more amazing is the way she has used her platform to courageously speak up for the sanctity of human life all over the globe.  What biblical truth do we need to understand if we are going to be a champion for human life-- especially the most helpless in the womb?  What is the Bible's real truth about unborn children?  ~Sanctity of Human Life Sunday 2018

At 29 & 1/2 weeks gestation Gianna Jessen’s mother walked into a Planned Parenthood for a saline solution abortion, Gianna miraculously survived. On this episode of Mid-South View Point Gianna tells her story, including coming face to face with her birth mother. The failed abortion had also provided the “gift” of cerebral palsy, as she calls it: “It allows me to really depend on Jesus for everything.” This program originally aired January 18, 2018 on the Bott Radio Network affiliate 640 AM and 100.7 FM in Memphis, TN with host Byron Tyler.

Hey Girls! This is the Powerful Testimony of Gianna Jessen, an abortion survivor. This is such an amazing testimony of a woman who was rejected by her parents, and loved by God. Enjoy it, we definitely did!! Love you, Keilah, Shiloh, and Katrina (provided by andydell.podbean.com)

Powerful Testimony of Abortion Survivor if Gianna Jessen

If you missed this wonderful night- This is a recording from our first "Celebration of Life Conference" back in July 2016, with our key-note speaker, Gianna Jessen. For more info about her ministry, please visit her website at: http://www.giannajessen.com/home.html ***Please not, this audio recording may not be copied or altered for any reason***

If you missed this wonderful night- This is a recording from our first "Celebration of Life Conference" back in July 2016, with our key-note speaker, Gianna Jessen. For more info about her ministry, please visit her website at: http://www.giannajessen.com/home.html ***Please not, this audio recording may not be copied or altered for any reason***

If you missed this wonderful night- This is a recording from our first "Celebration of Life Conference" back in July 2016, with our key-note speaker, Gianna Jessen. For more info about her ministry, please visit her website at: http://www.giannajessen.com/home.html ***Please not, this audio recording may not be copied or altered for any reason***

This week, NC Family president John Rustin talks with pro-life advocate and speaker, Gianna Jessen, who was miraculously born alive after her biological mother underwent a failed saline abortion in the 1970s, about her amazing story and how God has used her life to promote the sanctity of human life.

On Today's show we talk about the hymn He Leads Us Along. We discuss selfie spoons and sticks, best foods in each state, a blessing for moms and a moving call to choose life from Gianna Jessen! Listen and enjoy!

On Today's show we talk about the hymn He Leads Us Along. We discuss selfie spoons and sticks, best foods in each state, a blessing for moms and a moving call to choose life from Gianna Jessen! Listen and enjoy!

Gianna Jessen shares her story, the inspiration for the movie "October Baby", and her indomitable spirit.

Jon and Andrew Erwin, the makers of the new movie, OCTOBER BABY, join Wayne Shepherd in the first half of this week's show. Then, the second half features cast members Shari Rigby and Jason Burky along with the woman whose story of surviving an abortion inspired this movie, Gianna Jessen.

Jon and Andrew Erwin, the makers of the new movie, OCTOBER BABY, join Wayne Shepherd in the first half of this week's show. Then, the second half features cast members Shari Rigby and Jason Burky along with the woman whose story of surviving an abortion inspired this movie, Gianna Jessen.