99 Balloons: Celebrating the Life of Eliot Mooney

By Randy Alcorn August 7, 2008

I first learned of Eliot Mooney maybe a year ago, but when someone else forwarded the video again recently, I thought it was time to feature it on this blog.

 

Survivor of Late-Term Abortion Comments on Barack Obama

By Randy Alcorn June 18, 2008

Years ago in Washington, DC, I met a woman named Gianna Jessen, then a teenager. She sang at an event I was speaking at, and we had a delightful conversation. She is musically gifted and I found her a wonderful testimony to God’s grace.

Planned Parenthood's Self-Description, and Unwanted Children

By Randy Alcorn April 1, 2008

A friend of ours was recently job hunting and came across an advertised opening at Planned Parenthood. Though she wasn't interested in the job there, she was interested in the terminology used in Planned Parenthood's self-description that follows

Planned Parenthood Accepts Funds to Abort Black Children

By Randy Alcorn March 2, 2008

I've become aware of something that has to be heard to be believed: actual recordings of an actor calling various Planned Parenthood offices, pretending to want to donate money exclusively to abort black babies. Prepared to be blown away by the responses you hear. 

March for Life, Politics, Comments, and Huckabees at Norris Ranch

By Randy Alcorn January 22, 2008

I'm interrupting my new series of blogs on longing. Why? Partly because today, January 22, is the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the most tragic judicial decision in American history. It’s also the annual March for Life, which I’ve participated in, and where my heart has been today.

 

Ron Paul, Mike Huckabee and my Grandchildren

By Randy Alcorn November 27, 2007

This is my fourth and final blog on presidential candidates. I said I’d comment on Ron Paul, the Texas congressman with libertarian ideals who is running for the Republican nomination.

 

Sacrificing Children on a Republican Altar?

By Randy Alcorn November 13, 2007

When I wrote my blog last week in support of Mike Huckabee, I didn’t know what I was getting into. My intention was to write two blogs, then go back to normal blog life, which for me doesn’t involve politics.

Why I Support Mike Huckabee for President

By Randy Alcorn November 6, 2007

First, some background, so you know where I’m coming from—and not. In fact, most of this blog will be background, and the following blog will deal more with Mike Huckabee and his opposing candidates.