I don't know if you've heard about the controversy surrounding the new movie unplanned,

but it is really important. Many people are viewing the MPAA's decision to slap an R rating

on this movie as little more than an attempt to prevent Christians, or just people who don't have

any faith at all who are just going to take their children in, and the rating of R will make them

not see it. This is really, really an important movie. The MPAA rating is making it harder for young

people to see the consequence of abortion, to see the real, unbelievable, miraculous story of

of Abby Johnson. And this one scene I'm promising you will absolutely cement forever in your child's

mind what abortion really is. The movie is unplanned, and it brings us an eye opening look inside the

abortion industry from a woman who is once its most passionate advocate. She was somebody who is

the planned parenthood employee of the year nationally. Go to unplannedfilm.com. That's unplannedfilm.com.

I promise that you will not leave the theater in the same way that you went in, and it will be an

uplifting experience. And please bring your teenage children unplannedfilm.com in theaters everywhere now.

My guest on today's podcast is a woman who I think is going to change the world, but she's changing it

through love. She's always been fiercely determined to help people, to help in particular women who

are in crisis. She was a woman who was in crisis twice in her life, the pregnancy crisis. She

aborted to children. When she went through that, she saw these Christians who were shouting baby

killer, and it frightened her. And she wanted to help those women get into the clinic and not have

to hear all of that. So she volunteered her time at the local planned parenthood. And she rose

through the ranks quickly. She became a director of planned parenthood. And in fact, in 2009, actually one,

the employee of the year award, the national employee of the year. But she was about to experience

something that changed her. And I think may change the abortion battle. It's all in a new movie

that just came out called unplanned. It's also the name of her book about this experience.

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