Life on the Line

Behind every woman overcoming hardship is a story of hope, perseverance, and someone who believed in her. In our latest episode of Life on the Line, Jill Page Goss, Founder of Every Good Gift, joins Lise Moser and Greg Billings to discuss how their ministry is helping women break the cycle of poverty through the love of Christ, meaningful work, and supportive relationships. Hear what they've learned from walking alongside women every day - and why their approach is making a difference.

The pro-life movement didn’t begin in the modern era – it has deep biblical and historical roots. In this episode of Life on the Line, Pastor John Brown, author of Lilies That Fester and Christine Gordon, Director of Berks Pro-Life join returning guest Pastor David Whitney, of the Institute on the Constitution, to discuss the Church’s enduring witness to the sanctity of human life. If you’ve ever been told the Bible doesn’t address abortion, this episode is for you.

In the latest episode of Life on the Line, we meet a new generation that’s refusing to sit on the sidelines. Julia Sadik gives us an inside look at how Students for Life is training young people to knock on doors, engage their communities, connect women with life-affirming resources, and courageously live out the Gospel of Life. Don’t miss this conversation. You’ll come away encouraged by what God is doing through today’s pro-life leaders.

“There are no fetuses. There are only human beings.” That’s the challenge attorney and columnist Christine Flowers brings to this week’s episode of Life on the Line. Christine explains why a truly pro-life worldview doesn’t stop with one issue. It has to shape the way we see every person we encounter. It’s a conversation that will leave you thinking long after it ends.

In this week’s episode of Life on the Line, we ask a question at the heart of our nation's 250th anniversary: Where do our rights really come from? Kim Kennedy, Founder of MTC Speakers, joins Pastor David Whitney, Senior Instructor with the Institute on the Constitution, to discuss why America's founding begins with one simple truth: our rights come from God, not government. Together, we explore what that means, the proper role of civil government, and why these foundational principles are just as relevant today as they were 250 years ago. Before we celebrate America's birthday, it's worth remembering what gave it life in the first place.

We’re excited to welcome Mark Houck, Co-Founder and President of The King’s Men, to Life on the Line this week. For decades, Mark has stood on the front lines of the pro-life movement – sidewalk counseling outside abortion facilities, speaking to thousands about authentic masculinity, and helping men and women find healing through Christ. In this episode, he reflects on the challenges and sacrifices that come with public witness, including the federal prosecution that made national headlines and the faith that sustained him through the trial. We also discuss his congressional run, and his call to live the Gospel of Life not just in words, but in action. Mark’s journey challenges all of us to consider what it really means to defend life when the cost becomes personal.

In this week’s episode of Life on the Line, we’re talking about a struggle many families face but few people discuss openly. Dr. Anne DeSantis, Executive Director of the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation, joins us to share how the ministry provides free pastoral care for individuals experiencing separation, divorce, custody disputes, and other difficult family situations. We discuss the challenges many people are navigating today, the role faith can play in difficult seasons, the Foundation’s upcoming pilgrimage celebrating our nation’s 250th birthday and much more. For anyone carrying the weight of family struggles, this episode is for you.

In this week’s episode of Life on the Line, we sit down with Melissa Aguilera, Executive Director of Magnolia Women’s Center, whose journey from abortion to healing has become the foundation of a powerful ministry serving women and families in Northeast Philadelphia. After experiencing two abortions herself, Melissa encountered God’s mercy and felt called to help others facing the same difficult circumstances. Today, Magnolia Women’s Center supports women encountering unplanned pregnancies in a community surrounded by abortion facilities. In this episode, we talk about Melissa’s personal story, what God is doing through Magnolia, and why the call to defend life is not simply a political issue, but a deeply human and spiritual one. Listen to her story now.