by Ramah Institute | Mar 25, 2024 | Guilt vs. Shame
Guilt vs. Shame If an average of one third of American women have experienced abortion, why is it that you rarely hear anyone confess to this choice? Abortion is typically cloaked in secrecy due to the potential for shame and societal rejection. Post-abortive silence...
by Ramah Institute | Mar 25, 2024 | Truth vs. Condemnation
Truth vs. Condemnation “If she can’t embrace being called murderer, then God has not healed her heart!” the Facebook comment outlined on a shared post of one of my blogs entitled, “I Can Hear You.” In this particular blog, I outlined a time in my early ministry...
by Ramah Institute | Mar 25, 2024 | Abortion & Sexual Abuse
Abortion & Sexual Abuse “My wife had an abortion after she was raped,” a husband outlined during a ministry conversation. “She often says that the abortion was a worse experience physically than the rape. Is that normal?” Women who have experienced sexual abuse...
by Ramah Institute | Mar 25, 2024 | When a Christian Aborts
When a Christian Aborts “I don’t know how a Christian could ever abort their child,” a woman told me at a pregnancy center fund-raising event. This was just before I shared my abortion story with the audience. She had no idea that I was a Christian when I aborted my...
by Ramah Institute | Mar 25, 2024 | God's Purpose in Abortion Pain
God’s Purpose in Abortion Pain “I’ve confessed my sin, Sydna, to you and God,” the woman outlined. “I’ve attended an abortion recovery program too. Why isn’t the pain gone now? Why isn’t God healing me faster?” Post-abortive women can spend a lot of emotional...
