Abortion After Care

04/28/2026

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04/28/2026

If you have to ask God to bless violence…
you might want to double-check which side you’re actually on.

Because let’s be honest…

When people claim their violence is “righteous”…

When they believe God approves the taking of innocent life…

When they wrap destruction in divine language…

We’ve never called that holy.
We’ve always called it dangerous.

Until now.

“Sir, my concern is not whether God is on our side; my greatest concern is to be on God’s side, for God is always right.” — Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln said that during the Civil War…
when both sides were convinced God was backing them.

He understood something we’ve clearly forgotten:

God is not a mascot for our agenda.

And right now…
that’s exactly what this looks like.

A school was bombed on February 28th.
More than 175 people lost.
Most of them children.

Continued investigations and reporting point toward U.S. responsibility.

And what followed?

Not clarity.
Not ownership.
Not repentance.

Just… “we’re looking into it.”

And then… theology.

We got talk of
“God’s providence.”

Calls to pray for victory
“in the name of Jesus Christ.”

Language about giving
“no quarter” to enemies.

And at a Pentagon worship service…
the United States Secretary of Defense
prayed for:

“overwhelming violence of action against those who deserve no mercy.”

Whoa... Let that sit.

That’s not pundit commentary.
That’s U.S. leadership
invoking the name of God
to bless violence.

In God’s name.

The same God who said:
“You shall not murder.”

The same Jesus who said:
“Love your enemies”
and...

“Blessed are the merciful,
for they will be shown mercy.”
and...

“Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful.”

So what are we doing?

Because this isn’t faith.
This is what we used to warn the world about.
We used to call them extremist groups.

Power and violence…
wrapped in religious language…
called obedience.

So before we say God is on our side…
before we pray louder…
before we invoke His name one more time…

maybe we should ask the question Lincoln was concerned about:

Are we actually on God’s side?

Because if we’re calling violence righteous…

If we’re justifying the loss of innocent lives…

If we’re asking God to bless what Jesus clearly told us to resist...

How exactly are we claiming He’s on ours?

04/03/2026

It’s. GOOD FRIDAY ✝️

Don’t waste a moment of Christ’s suffering for you. Everything He did was redemptive. Every second of suffering and abuse was for you and me, taking our place. Let it bring healing to every part of your soul that may be hurting. Jesus wants you healed from every form of abuse, rejection, betrayal, and loss. He paid for this! Receive it.

09/29/2025

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09/08/2025

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09/08/2025

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09/03/2025

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A community of spirtually seasoned post-abortive women who are training, mentoring, discipling, and moving other post-abortive women into their God created purpose.

08/29/2025

New study reveals impact of induced abortion on mental health

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By Hector O. Chapa, M.D.
New study reveals impact of induced abortion on mental health
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Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this guest post are solely those of the author.

While some studies suggest there are no significant long-term negative psychological effects from abortion, a more recent study is contradicting those precepts.

Key Takeaways:

The prevailing narrative has been that abortion has essentially no negative effects on women.
A new, large study from Canada is challenging that narrative, with statistically significant results suggesting that abortion can indeed negatively impact mental health.
Healthcare providers and pregnant women should be made aware of the potential mental health risks that may occur after elective abortion.
The Backstory:

Proponents of abortion often present the procedure as a simple medical intervention with minimal or no lasting psychological consequences, often downplaying potential negative mental health impacts.

This narrative suggests that abortion is an easy solution to an unwanted pregnancy, implying a quick recovery without significant long-term effects on mental well-being. Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion provider in America, claims that, “Over 95% of people who have had abortions say that they mostly felt relief after their abortion.” Similarly, the American Psychological Association has concluded, from older data, that there is no credible evidence that abortion causes mental health problems.

The Details:

A new study, published July 2025 in

08/26/2025

08/14/2025

Teen expresses deep regret after abortion:

“I have never been the same since.”

“I had another dream about me placing a baby girl into a car seat and I woke up feeling upset.”

“I can’t believe I let people talk me into this abortion.”