In the years since Abby learned the truth, she’s worked to help save the lives of thousands of unborn children.
Her ministry, And Then There Were None, has assisted over 500 abortion clinic workers out of the abortion industry.
As we left the theater, and the eight of us debriefed about the two hours we’d just experienced, Lynn said something that struck me.
She said that at the beginning of the movie, in all of the chaos and intensity that was unfolding in the abortion scene, she asked God what He wanted her to know about this.
He responded with, “that this hurts my heart.”
That was probably my biggest takeaway as I reflected on my drive home.
“Unplanned” isn’t about politics or division. It’s not about “the left” or Planned Parenthood. It’s ultimately about something that breaks God’s heart.
And isn’t that what we’re called to as Christians? The Lord breaks our hearts for what breaks His.
I pray that this movie radically transforms lives through this heartbreak. I pray that it reveals the truth to someone who is questioning their next steps and offers support to those who have been there. And I pray that there would, in fact, be an end to abortion. That every unborn child would be given a chance at life, and that as believers we would commit ourselves to [bring] them justice.
“Unplanned” hits theaters everywhere Friday, March 29.
