Jase Robertson

And her oldest, Honey, is, you tell her, smart.

I mean, and when she would say things, I could hear them in the other room, but when she would say things, she sounded just like Sadie.

I mean, like she picks up her mannerisms.

This one here is a little sad.

But she can already spell her name and does all these things.

She's four years old.

Because we talked about that in the last part.

Right now in our communities, pregnant women are being pressured to make irreversible decisions in moments of fear and panic.

They're told to act quickly and leave many feeling like abortion is their only option.

But because of you, they have another choice, and the choice is life.

I think all three of us are heavily engaged in the pro-life movement in different ways.

Lisa and I speak a lot of fundraisers for pregnancy centers.

Jace, you guys talk about adoption and fostering.

At Preborn Network Clinics, which has been with us on the podcast for quite a while,

A woman receives what the abortion industry will never offer, compassion without pressure, clarity about the life growing inside of her, and real support to welcome her baby and the hope of the gospel as well.

She's given a free ultrasound and space to breathe.

More than 80% of the time when a mother sees her baby on ultrasound at a Preborn Network clinic, she chooses life.

This March, Preborn is hoping to save 6,800 babies.

What a great goal.

But it will take 124 partners saying yes every day.