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I Am Yours, I am yours, I am yours. And Me,
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Lord, I am yours, I
am yours. I'm welcome to the Gospel
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Center pre life podcast, a podcast
designed to equip, encourage and challenge you
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in pro life ministry and always were
the focus on the Gospel. Stay tuned.
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I felt show passish, touch your
heart. Use Me. Welcome to
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the Gospel centered pro life podcast.
We're here with Daniel Parks, who is
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on the left coast and surviving.
Right Dan, I'm surviving and slightly thriving.
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Slightly thriving lightly, not as much
as he would if he was here,
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and he never said any small and
stuff like that makes it hard to
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thrive here. Smog and the aggain
of the land of fruits and nuts or
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the fruit fruit cakes and no jobs
that are out here. And I actually
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I'm in a good area. It's
a nice weather. Gosh, it's pretty
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amazing and we've gone to the beach
couple times. It's been a blessing.
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The People here who are love life
people are awesome people. Blessing getting to
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serve alongside them and so and I've
also gotten a head the pleasure. It's
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not really a pleasure, but the
experience of visiting a lot of the abortion
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centers around here and was seeing kind
of what other people are doing and getting
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to see obviously the devil's doing some
stuff, destroying the lots of babies,
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but also getting to see some really
cool things that the Lord is doing.
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Just a real quick testimony. Some
weeks ago, about two weeks ago,
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we're in a another city, not
where I'm at, but another city north
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of where I am, and we
were praying, had some pastors out there,
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some leaders out there, and we
were praying and one of the things
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we specifically was praying is that women
would run out of that place. And
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I don't know if I shared this
on a previous podcast or not, but
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it was just really cool to see
a young lady, about thirty minutes after
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that, run out of the abortion
clinic and she apparently got a glimpse of
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her baby on the ultrasound saw her
baby's little feet at ten weeks. WHO's
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life. And one of the guys
that was out there actually she needed a
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job, was one of the reasons
why she came to a boards because she's
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just got fired from her job,
needed a job, and he basically volunteered
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to hire her on the spot.
She just so happened to really be able
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to fill a position that he needed
for his companies. It is really cool
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to seeing what the Lord's doing and
I really energized to send the the people
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who have they're pretty brand new to
that. She were saying out there.
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A lot of people are have never
really been active on the sidewalks, so
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it's really exciting. Yeah, and
so they need this podcast, yeah,
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which we're what we're going to talk
about today is just kind of a summary
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of the key things to say or
to ask MOMS as they're leaving the abortion
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center, and we try to come
up with every general scenario you're going to
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face so that you would have some
idea of some good things to say as
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these different groups are leaving. Yeah, yeah, I want to say this
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to that, and we said it
before. We said in the podcast about
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building your teams and stuff, that
there's this tendency for us to kind of
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get in Chit Chat Mode. We're
out there with people that we love,
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that we fellowship with, and that
really can keep us from paying attention,
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paying attention from the women going in, but also from the women and the
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men coming out. Like we need
to be very in tune, and this
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is really important, guys. We
need to be very in tune with what's
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going on at that abortion center.
Again, death is taking place, life
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and death scenaries are playing out before
our eyes. So we should be in
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tune. If we're going to Chit
Chat, if we're going to talk.
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I don't think it's like gross sand
to be talking there and encouraging each other,
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as long as we're keeping the conversations, you know, not going way
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off track with the conversations, like
talking about the braves one, the world
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series or whatever, or extended.
It's really not the pace for extended conversations
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at all. Yeah, if you
are going to have conversations, though,
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a lot of times I'd like to
have my conversations standing side by side instead
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of face to face and still looking
toward the abortion center, because there's things
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that happen that are going on there, people going in and out, that
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you'll notice. You'll pick up patterns. You know, I think you and
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I both we've kind of trained ourself
to where I can probably be in a
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full end up theological conversation and when
something happens I'm right tuned into it and
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I shut that conversation off and I
focus. If a MOM's walking out from
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the abortion center to her car,
I'm going to put that conversation on hole
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for a second, I'm going to
address her and then I can take that
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conversation back up. Not Everybody,
I'm because we've been out there for a
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long time when we kind of just
I don't know, the Lord's giving us
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that gift, I guess, of
being able to shift focus real quick and
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then shifts focus back. Not Everybody
has that gift. So you can,
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you know, ask the Lord to
help train you in that, but until
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that happens, really just need to
make sure we're staying focused and, in
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particular, what we're talking about today, staying focused and being able to address
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the people that are coming out,
whether they're, of course, walking out
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of the abortion center. In some
scenarios, you guys that are in New
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York, that's the case right.
They're not typically driving up, they're typically
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walking out directly out of the door
onto the sidewalk and some of the other
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cities that's the same way as foot
traffic rather than a lot of vehicular traffic.
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Corse at latrobe and the other abortion
centers in Charlotte they're driving into a
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parking lot there and so as they're
driving out, these are some of the
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things, either way when they're coming
out of the abortion center, that we
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think that are good to say.
Yeah, and it is a really,
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really good beginning advice. Stand side
by side, always be facing the door.
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That's one of the first things I
train our new counselors. Always have
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your eyes on the door, unless
you're specifically your team position is looking for
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cars coming down the road. Yeah, but for anyone that's supposed to be
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calling out to the women walking in
or get another cars, you should always
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be facing the door of the abortion
center in the parking lot where the cars
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are parked. Yeah, as opposed
to turning to speak to someone. I
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have seen people in conversation where they
get really deep into conversation and turned towards
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each other and that's when they missed. So it's just a simple thing.
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If you're going to be in a
conversation, that is great a by standard,
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just be side by side watching the
door so that at any moment you
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can break that conversation because you learn
a lot. You can gather a lot
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of a lot of clues about whether
that woman has has had the pill,
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surgical abortion. Maybe isn't even there
for an abortion at all. What she
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was there for? You can pick
up a lot. We can even overhear
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conversation sometimes. Yeah, absolutely.
We overheard one couple days ago that it
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just looks suspicious and we thought it
was sex, sex trafficking. Yeah,
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it was two guys in a girl, and then we overheard them talking about
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the girls sister was going to be
picking her up. The Guy, one
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guy, had paid another guy a
dropped her and it turned out, because
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we could hear the conversation, it
was not what we had thought. Yeah.
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So, yeah, so keep your
eyes on the door or on the
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people that you're ministering to in the
hopes of learning as much as you can
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and that'll guide you when they're leaving. Yeah, what, what to say
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to them? Yeah, so it's
just really focusing on what do we say
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when they're leaving? Yeah, as
opposed to when they're when they're coming in
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and one of the first things is
asked, did you change your mind?
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Yeah, that's just pulling out.
Yeah, as they're pulling out, we
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I mean I think our counselors in
Charlotte that's you going to hear that every
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time of a car pulls out and
less. Of course there's this pattern where
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you can see there's there's a lot
of times the dad or drop them mother
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off to have the abortion. He'll
run up to McDonald's. Sometimes he'll be
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in and out, in and out, in and out. Obviously we're not
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going to we're not going to say
that when we see a mom has gotten
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out or coming out of the abortion
center, goes to her car and she's
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driving out, the dad's driving around
or she's driving herself out, we're always
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going to ask whether she stops or
not. Did you change your mind?
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Sometimes you'll get like a thumbs up, sometimes you'll get them to stop and
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and sometimes you know they didn't change
their mind, but they want to stop
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and whatever. Give you what for
and how, and it just gives an
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opportunity to say, you know,
well, even if you didn't change your
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mind, we still have resources,
we have information to help you with post
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abord of healing. So it just
it can be open and it can be
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an opening to the conversation for other
things rather than just yeah, I did
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change my mind. Okay. Well, if they did change their mind,
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then obviously there's some there's some further
steps and some for the things you want
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to share with them based on that. Right. But they is board because
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if they did change their mind,
oftentimes they won't stop, they won't give
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any indication because they've been told not
to, at least at the facility where
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we serve. That may not be
true everywhere, though I think it is.
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They are told don't talk to they
call US protester, don't talk to
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them. They lie, don't.
And so, knowing that, if you
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say did you change their mind,
they're more likely to stop and give some
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indication whether they did or didn't.
And why is that important? There's a
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few reasons. One, you just
said you you won't know what to offer
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them if you don't know whether they
are post abord if now or whether they
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now are in this terrible situation,
but kept the baby and they need help
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and they need resources. Right.
So it's an important question. Yeah,
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yeah, so if they say they
did change their mind, one of the
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next things I'm going to ask them. I'm not going to say you have
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in this article. What change your
mind? That's actually not going to be
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my next question. If they say
yes, I did change my mind,
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my next question is going to be
okay. Well, how can we help
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you? Can we give you a
baby shower? Can we get you connected
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with the mentor? Right, I
might even ask if the mobilder sound units
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there, if I have a pregnancy
center that's close by. Well, would
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you like to go to the pregnancy
center? It's just down the road,
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because I know that that will serve
to help and set her just yes,
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I changed my mind, and then
leaving. That'll help get her connected,
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because she came for some reason.
Right, there's some struggles going on.
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Those struggles are still going on,
even if she changed her mind. We
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want to help alleviate those struggles.
We want to help ultimately disciple her and
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lead her to the Lord. Right, and so trying to figure out what
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those needs are. Okay, you
change your mind. Well, what can
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we do to help you? That's
going to be my next question and then
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in the course of the conversation I
will get into so what change your mind,
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which is the next question that you
have in this in this article and
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and hopefully in that when they are
talking with you, you're able to tell
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them hate, you mind it.
Pulling over and let me share. But
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what what we can do so you
might have a long conversation. Arts our
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experience often times as they just want
to leave and and you've got very limited
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time. So you definitely you know, and we have done podcast on all
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of these, I think in depth. We're kind of putting it all together
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now in a summary. Yeah,
of when people leave. But if they
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did change their mind, you instantly
do want to get them the literature with
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the numbers. Call your contact information
and yeah, that's good, Daniels saying.
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Then, how can we help you? That's an excellent follow up question
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to that. If I can kind
of discern that they're in a hurry and
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they just want to leave. Yeah, sometimes I will ask. I maybe
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won't ask. What can we do
to help you? I may say,
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well, my numbers on the back
of that literature or Vicky's number or you
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know, somebody whoever's numbers on the
back of that literature. If we can
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help you with anything, please call
us or text us. We want to
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help you. So I might say
it like that and then they course they
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go on their way, but I
do want to make sure like really,
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really important if they stop to get
something in their hands and quite likely they
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already have something. Maybe they got
to brochure when they went in, and
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so I might just remind the hey, that brochure that you got on the
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way and has a number on the
back. Please call us as if we
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can help you with anything. Yeah, yeah, that's good. Now,
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if I can discern I will say
sorry to note, you know, it's
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okay. Next so that if I
can discern that they're willing to hang around
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and to talk and if they're in
a vehicle, of course, of this
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is a vehicular traffic I'll ask him
to pull over and, you know,
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again I may ask them to go
on the mobile unit. But you know,
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I want to try to really get
I don't want to let it just
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be yeah, I chose life and
then leave. If I can help it,
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all right, I want to get
in two more depths, like what
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the struggle is, what's going on, how we can help them again to
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get them connected to a mentor if
we can do that, just to get
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them connected it, because again they're
going to go back into the same situation
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they came out of. The Devil's
going to still try to be speaking the
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same lies. Or if they chose
life that day, I want to try
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to ensure that they're not going to
choose to come back to the abortion the
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next day because of the lies of
the enemy. So I want to try
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to cultivate that relationship with her and
with that that family that's come to that
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abortion center and if you're really lucky
you can get their name and number.
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Not that I believe in luck.
I think we have to be intentional about
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it, but if we can,
the don't even ember, we should because
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it a text goes a long way. I just had a mom gosh,
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I don't remember the specifics. All
I remember is, Oh, okay,
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it was on facebook, of all
places, this mom from years ago.
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She chose like years ago. I
never knew this she she wrote she's a
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facebook friend now because I've known her
now for years and years and years,
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and she wrote we were we had
mentioned please pray for a mom who is
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in the Valley of decision. She
chose life today, and this this mom,
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my friend on facebook, said,
well, you she'll be back tomorrow.
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You better stay in touch. And
then one of my friends, one
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of the council friends, said,
Oh, she was a solid choice for
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life, and this this other mom
from my facebook friend said, well,
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I thought I was too. And
the next day I returned for an abortion
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and here's the kicker. On the
way to the abortion center, Vicky sent
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me a text and I turned around
and went home. Yeah, I never
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knew that. I never knew that, but man, how important that is.
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Yes, stay in touch in the
in those first few hours if they've
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changed their mind, if you can
get their name and number, a text
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a few hours lay leader is so
important. And the next day just reiterating
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a great Bible verse, the The
sanctity of that life, the baby's development,
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something, because that for that woman, she remembered that as what turned
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her away. I never even knew
she went back a second time. She
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never told me that. Yeah,
yeah, so now the next thing then,
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if we get through all of that
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remember. I try to remember this, what changed your mind? Right,
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and the reason I ask that is
that is such valuable information for us go
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moving forward in not only in how
to minister to that mother, but to
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know things that changed her mind might
change someone else's mind. Right. Yeah,
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and and so it's important to let
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an encouragement if there's something that was
specifically said or that she saw that a
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team member had done or said or
assign they held her whatever. Let that
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team member know. It is such
an enormous encouragement. Yeah, for that,
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for that team member. So that's
a really valuable question. Yeah,
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yeah, absolutely, and that's yeah, that'll kind of give you ammunition for
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the future. Like if there's a
common thing that these women say help to
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change their mind he certainly want to
use that, use that phrase or or
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whatever to help change other women's minds, because many of these women come with
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the same mindsets, different situations,
some similar situations, but same mindsets,
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fears, grip them selfishness, all
the other things that calls us to sin,
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and to be able to combat that
with certain points of truth is really
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powerful. You know, we just
interviewed another mom for a video that we're
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going to be doing and she told
me that and she was back several times
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to aboard. One of the Times
what changed her mind was she was in
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the back room again, ready to
have the abortion and she heard the words
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of a pastor over the microphone saying
your baby is precious in the sight of
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God, with the plan and a
purpose. Please don't harm your child,
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and that was you, Daniel.
Well, she heard you. So,
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so it's it's it's it's important for
us to know that. Now we knew,
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because this woman told us, what
changed her mind. I know we're
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heard in the back room and we
know that that the word if we're on
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a microphone at least in our facility. I know not everyone has that,
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that wonderful opportunity, but we do. And if you do know that,
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that those words, when that woman
is at the she was ready to abhort,
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you know, on the table and
she heard you. So what changed
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your mind? Really it really good
question. Yeah, absolutely, and now,
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unfortunately, oh, go ahead.
was there's something else on that?
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Well, I was just going to
kind of go to the next point,
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which is, okay, do you
take the abortion pill? I'm always as
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they're coming out and I have any
inkling of suspicion that they may have taken
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the abortion pill, I'm always going
to assume that they have. If they're,
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you know, if they're they are
on an abortion day, at Plant
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parenthood or if they fit kind of
that age demographic, you know, one
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Thousan eighteen to twenty five. I'm
going to always say, if you've taken
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the abortion pill, go to abortion
pell reversalcom. So I'm likely not even
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going to ask this question. I'm
just going to assume that they have,
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or I'm going to put that caveat. If if you've taken the abortion pill,
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go to abortion pill reversalcom. Now
they stop and talk and I get
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into a more in depth conversation.
I will get into that. Did you
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take the abortion pill? And then
I'll write really heavy focus on the abortion
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pell reversal. I would really heavy
focus. If they tell me, yes,
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I took the abortion pill, that
I'll talk about, of course,
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the risks that are involved with that. I'll talk about what's actually going to
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happen to the baby and then I'm
going to talk, of course, about
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the abortion pell reversal. Yeah,
yeah, and the conversation for me is
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different if they say no and then
I say, did you have a surgical
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abortion, because they may have been
for some other reason. If you know,
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the first question is not always did
you have the abortion? But so
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they might be there for check up
whatever, there might be other things,
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but if they had a surgical abortion, I'm going to have a different discussion
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with them then if they had the
pill abortion with the exactly what you said
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that's exactly, I think, where
everyone should focus on abortion pill reversal.
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I would probably not be sharing a
lot of the gain. Yet the message
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of forgiveness, or I would talk
about God's repentance and God's given you a
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second chance here, but with a
surgical abortion. I do want to introduce
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the idea of repentance, but I
do also want to introduce the idea of
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forgiveness. Yeah, I don't want
someone leaving with an irreversible act that many
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believe is going to condemn them to
hell and with no opportunity of ever changing
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that outcome. So it's that is
tricky because you don't want to give them
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an easy grace, but I do
think introducing the idea of repentance and forgiveness
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is is if possible, if they
give you that amount of time. Again,
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we have literature we hand to them. If they say that, yeah,
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they had the surgical abortion, I'll
ask how they feel about it.
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Oftentimes I'll say, Oh, I'm
okay, I had to do it.
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I'm they'll say I'm good and that
it's an opportunity to say. Well,
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honestly, it's not good. It's
not good that that your innocent child died
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today and and let me give you
some some healing information, and will hand
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them our literature with person aboard of
healing am and talk about that there is
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healing, but but that this was
not a wonderful thing that they did write,
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whatever words you use, it's it's
not easy. It is not easy.
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down to harshly because I do want
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them to look over that literature and
know that healing is possible and forgiveness is
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possible. Yeah, yeah, so
sometimes they say no, they weren't here
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for an abortion, and then that
the next question as well. In Our
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facility, which is not a plan
parenthood, and we are going to talk
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about what might be a question that
you would ask if it was plan parenthood,
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where they do many different things.
Did you have a check up?
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Yeah, and if they say yes, then then we go in. I'll
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go into our are you feeling sad? How do you feel about the abortion?
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And by the time they're coming back
for a checkup, sometimes remorse has
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begun to set in. And Yeah, that's an opportunity to say, you
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know, can I pray with you? We will provide a mentor, if
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they're willing, that will walk them
through the Lord, the Gospel and,
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you know, finding healing and in
Christ, as well as you know the
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healing healing resources, which they may
not have gotten the first time they left,
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right. Yeah, of course.
Yeah, quite likely they haven't.
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So you have they're coming back for
a follow up appointment after having a surgical
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abortion or the abortion pill. It's
good to ask and it's going to be
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able to minister to them based on
that and to bring the truth of the
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Gospel to them. Yeah, yeah, if they say no to all those
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things and they're dressed up that we
can surmise there probably there for a job.
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Yeah, they're probably there for a
job really valuable. Yeah, I
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actually see the turnover rate for employees
of abortion centers is pretty high, and
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so it's actually pretty common to see
people coming in for a job interview and
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I don't know if maybe that's a
podcast for another day to really talk about
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what do you do for these these
people that are coming for a job interview
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the abortion center? Maybe it's not
enough to cover in a whole episode.
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So just covered real quick. If
we want to speak the truth, right,
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we want to warn them that what
they'll be involved in will be taking
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the lives of babies. We don't
need to hold back that truth. Like
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they're going to be involved in the
murder of children, and this is salary
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will be paid by the blood of
babies. I say that outright. That
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might be a little harsh, but
I do say that, and I have
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found that people really respond to that
sign, if their heart is at all
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inclined towards God, you respond to
that. Yeah, because you've got to
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take away that overlay, that fig
leaf of this is I'm just here to
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help women with their healthcare needs.
No, you're not. They kill babies
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inside of that place, even plan
parenthood that does know they do other things
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besides abortion. Still they're killing children. You're still a part of that,
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even if you're even if you're working
in the call center, you're still a
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part of that. Your money that
you're paid is still paid from abortions like
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that. Is Plan parenthoods bread and
butter, of course, any of these
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abortion centers. That's that's their biggest
money maker. And so, yeah,
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reminding them if they are there for
a job, which again, it's probably
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not on many of you guys radar
like that some something you're going to ask
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somebodies are coming out with. If
there's indications there, I think there can
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be conversations around that particular subject in
that particular situation that can actually be redemptive
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for these people. Right, spen, very much sharing the trey much scrupill
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set you free any contrast, to
be any bondage to the abortion industry.
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Hey, I'm a I'm a wonderful follower
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of the Lord. If you're here
to get a job an abortion center,
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you should probably be think that are
you? Are you following God? Another
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thing I hear a lot is it's
just a job. Well, it's just
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a job where babies pay your salary. The death of babies paciers salary.
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That's not just a job right that? That's being complicit in in the murder
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of innocent unborn people. Yeah,
so there was this just happened just a
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couple of days ago where it's one
of the abortion workers left. told us
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that she left and this was kind
of funny. We asked her why,
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why did you leave? She quit
that day, right in front of us.
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She came out. She had walked
in there with a baby in a
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car seat. Yeah, and and
as she left, the abortion center.
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We asked, we are calling out
to her, we don't know who we
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think she's a mom going into a
board and she said I worked here,
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I just quit. And as she
pulled out, I you know, I
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gave her literature, said we would
help her find new work and because we
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do have a volunteer that can help
with that, and I said what changed
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your mind? And and she said
they don't respect babies in there. Yeah,
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no, kidding. Didn't you know? Kidding. So let's move along
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to the next couple of points we
have here. So as they're pulling out,
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as they're walking out of the abortion
center and the the good thing is
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asked, are you a friend?
Like if you ask them are you here
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from abortion? Of course she got
to read the clues and stuff like that.
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If you've watched the scenario where two
ladies have come in together, one
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of them walks into the abortion center, the other stays out in the car
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and you got one of them pulling
out, then you can ask them are
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you here with a friend, and
that can kind of springboard into a conversation
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about getting their friend out of that
place. Right. So again you've got
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to be attentive, paying attention to
what's going on. Especially you'll see a
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lot of times the DADS. They'll
bring a girlfriend in and then they'll be
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pulling out. That's an opportunity again
to strike up a conversation with him and
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to challenge him encourage him to go
back in there and get her out of
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that place. Yeah, if they're
not there for a friend, they might
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be there selling supplies or services,
and I will ask that. If they're
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none of the above, that and
if that, we did a podcast on
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that. Again, it's very similar
to if they're there for a job,
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do you really want your business to
be involved with this business that kills kills
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babies. Yeah, now, a
lot of people are from a plan parenthood
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that are going to be listening to
this podcast and they they have unique challenges
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because the plan parenthood does some many
other things. So it's harder, as
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they leave, what to ask them. We you can ask all these things,
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just prefacing it. If you were
here for whatever, yeah, but
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oftentimes they're there for the other services. Yeah, and you know whatever the
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other things that Plant parenthood does,
besides kill babies and offering them low cost
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community alternatives is, I think,
one of the most effective things that we
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can do, as well as as
talking about the Lord. And if they
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are leave for do they really want
to be involved in any way with a
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facility? And now, matter how
cheap it is for the other services,
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like birth control, whatever, do
you really want to be involved with me
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an organization that kills babies? Yeah, one of the conversations that I had
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recently with a woman at an abortion
center who was not there for abortion,
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and I believe she was actually going
in rather than coming out. But I
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think this still applies, because sometimes
people are more inclined to stop on the
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way out than they are on the
way in. And so this this lady
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stops and talks and she's there for
birth control. And I've had situations where
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somebody stops and they're on the way
out and they say, yeah, I
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was here for birth control. Not
Always want to plant those seas at listen,
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there are other places. First I'll
ask what do you what do you
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feel about abortion? And most of
the time they're like, I don't agree
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with it, but you understand.
You were just in a place that does
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abortions, even though you don't agree
with it. Still, would you want
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to have any association with a place
that kills children and then I'll give them.
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Here's a place down the road that
does everything plant parenthood does, but
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they do it for free, because
plant parent had charges for everything they do.
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By the way, everything they do
has a has a price tag associated
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with it. And so you really
want to be associated with this place,
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and why would you want to be? And why wouldn't you go to these
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places? I'm planting those seats for
the future. And actually had one young
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lady not long ago say, yeah, I'm never coming here again. I'm
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going to I'm going to take this
list. So I'm going to I'll go
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to these other places this this one
lady I talk to, though, she
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was going in. She was saying, I'm here for birth control. I
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don't agree with abortion, but you
know this is where I get my birth
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control, and so I kind of
use a little bit of an analogy to
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take it out of because so many
people think of abortion in this kind of
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ideal, ideological political realm that try
to bring it a little closer to home
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for her, because I was explaining
here and you know they do abortions in
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there, and she's like yeah,
I know, but I don't agree with
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that, but I'm not doing that. I said, well, how would
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you feel if I told you they
hold Ku Kuk Klan meetings inside of there
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and then they do other things?
You know, they have birth control and
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they do other things there, but
they also hold Ku Klux Klan meetings in
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there and so their staunch racists.
Would you still be willing to go in
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there? And she's like no,
I don't think I would feel comfortable doing
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that. So what's worse? Racism
or murder? ME, both are bad,
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we abhor both. We don't want
to be associated with either one of
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those things. But murders far worse
than racism, right, and yet you
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don't want to be associated with racism, but you do want to be associated
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with murder. That that doesn't make
sense to me. And unfortunately she still
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walked inside of that place, but
I think it did cause her a little
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bit of a little bit of concern
and thinking through, you could tell her
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wheels are spinning. So I can
not be back the next time. I
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would yes, you probably won't.
Yeah. So yeah, again, like
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with everything, we're planting seeds.
We're trying to just help folks to understand
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the truth about what's going on inside
of that place. Whether they're coming in
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or they're going out, and I
think to sort of wrap this podcast up
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and just end where we started.
It is important because we're dealing with a
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life and death situation and because there's
so many lies that that place perpetuates,
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that those abortion clinics plant, parenthood, FPA, a preferred woman's Cell Center,
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whatever. They so many lies that
they perpetuate that we need to do
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everything we can to plant seeds of
truth, when they're going in, of
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course, but also when they're going
out. That requires US paying attention,
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it requires us being diligent, it
requires us not growing weary and welldoing as
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the day progresses. You've been out
there for two hours, you're going on
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your third hour being out there and
you're you're kind of ready to go.
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Don't lose hard, don't grow weary
and welldoing. Finish well and your last
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hour out there and as cars are
coming out, engage with them as well,
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because one of the things that I've
said often times that we say these
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women need Jesus just as much coming
out as they do going in, and
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so, if nothing else, we
need to be reaching the women that are
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coming out who've had an abortion or
who've taken the abortion pill and planting seeds
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of truth and watering the seeds,
quite possibly that another councilor planted on the
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way in, and so that's just
an important thing. whope you guys are
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encouraged by this. Hope you were
challenged by this podcast and, as always,
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would love for you to reach out
to us with future episodes of suggestions
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for subjects that we can cover.
We'd love to cover those subjects. Would
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love for you to reach out with
questions that you have. Certainly would encourage
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you guys to be praying for us
and just praying for the Ministry of love
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life as it's sweeping across the nation, although there are, of course,
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challenges that are going to come.
The Devil's not going to let us just
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pillage his territory without fighting back.
So we're seeing some opposition. We know
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that's how it is and I know
you guys see that opposition on a regular
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basis as well. If you're out
there on the sidewalks who know that we're
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praying for you. Please pray for
us again. Please reach out to us.
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You can reach me Daniel Love Life
Dot Org. Reach her, Vicky
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at love life don't work, but
until next time. God bless God,
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bless y'all. Give me our love
for love. Give me our love for
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gratitude. I know it will cost
me my love. Nothing's too precious,
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and some you