Life Matters

In Part 2 of our conversation with Beverly Jacobson of Mama Bear Care, she shares more about life with her daughter, Verity, and the lessons her family has learned along the way. Beverly also discusses the fears families can face after a prenatal diagnosis and the importance of offering them hope, support, and compassionate care.

When Beverly Jacobson received a difficult prenatal diagnosis for her daughter, Verity, she found herself on a journey she never expected. In Part 1 of this conversation, Beverly shares her family’s story and how that experience awakened a fierce desire to advocate for her daughter and bring hope to other families facing uncertain diagnoses.

In Part 2 of this two-part conversation, Marion Miner of the Nebraska Catholic Conference joins Toni Clarke to look at the future of the pro-life movement in Nebraska and across the country. They discuss the changing abortion landscape, key legislative and national trends, and how Christians can help shape both public policy and culture in the years ahead.

In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Toni Clarke talks with Marion Miner of the Nebraska Catholic Conference about the ecumenical nature of the life issue and how Catholics and Protestants can unite around the shared conviction that every human life has value. They explore how believers can work together – across denominations - to build a culture of life.

What happens to abortion pill chemicals and fetal remains after a chemical abortion takes place at home? Toni Clarke talks with John Stemberger, President of Liberty Counsel Action, about the Abortion in Our Water report and the concerns it raises about chemical abortion, wastewater, public health, and government oversight.

In Part 2, Toni Clarke continues her conversation with Dr. William Lile about some of today’s most important life issues, including the rise of chemical abortion, what women need to know about abortion procedures, and the role of pro-life pregnancy clinics.

What does modern medicine reveal about life before birth? In Part 1, Toni Clarke talks with Dr. William Lile, known as the “Pro-Life Doc,” about his journey from taking over a former abortion practice to becoming a national advocate for the preborn. Dr. Lile explains how ultrasound, fetal surgery, and other medical advances demonstrate a powerful truth: preborn babies are patients too.

How can parents continue to influence their children as they grow - and what happens when those values are carried into the next generation? In Part 2 of this special two-part conversation, Joy Graves and her daughter, Ebony Turner, discuss parenting through changing seasons, keeping communication open through disagreement, and the importance of prayer and grace.

In Part 2, Dr. Marie Belin discusses the growing use of the abortion pill, the importance of women receiving accurate medical information and compassionate care, and why pregnancy centers play a critical role in today's culture. She also offers practical encouragement for parents and families who want to build a culture of life and make a meaningful difference in the lives of women and their unborn children.

In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Toni Clarke sits down with Dr. Marie Belin, a board-certified pediatrician and founder of In Home Peds, an in-home pediatric practice serving Omaha-area families. Dr. Belin shares how her faith, medical career, and experiences as a wife and mother have shaped her passion for protecting the dignity of every human life from the very beginning.

In Part 2, Kristine explores how to navigate difficult questions with grace, engage the next generation, and equip churches and families to speak truth with compassion. You'll also hear practical resources from Justice For All and encouraging stories of how respectful conversations can truly change hearts and minds.

How can Christians confidently and compassionately talk about abortion in today's culture? In Part 1 of this conversation, Kristine Hunerwadel of Justice For All shares her personal journey into pro-life advocacy and introduces practical, dialogue-based approaches that help move conversations from debate to meaningful connection.

How can the pro-life movement more effectively reach women before they choose abortion? In Part 2 of Toni Clarke’s conversation with David Bereit, they explore the rise of chemical abortions, the influence of the abortion industry, the critical role of pregnancy centers, and innovative strategies being developed to save lives, support women, and engage the next generation in the cause for life.

In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Toni Clarke sits down with David Bereit, founder of 40 Days for Life and Executive Director of the Life Leadership Conference. David shares his personal journey into the pro-life movement, the story behind one of the largest grassroots pro-life efforts in history, and his perspective on how the movement has evolved in the years since the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

In Part 2, Carol Szczepaniak with the Nebraska Coalition for Ethical Research explores the recent NIH decision to end federal funding for research using newly obtained fetal tissue from abortions. She also highlights ethical alternatives that are advancing medical research while respecting the dignity of every human life.

What happens when scientific research collides with questions of human dignity and ethics? In Part 1 of this conversation, Toni Clarke sits down with Carol Szczepaniak, President of the Nebraska Coalition for Ethical Research, to discuss her background in science and bioethics, the mission of NCER, and the ethical concerns surrounding the use of aborted fetal tissue in medical research.