Brad Mattes, Executive Director of Life Issues® Institute and commentator, recounts pro-life news as it's breaking. The goal of Life Issues® radio is to keep the listener informed...more informed than they've ever been. Content is driven by those issues that threaten the value of human life--whether that be medical, political, cultural, or personal.Providing education on the efforts of pro-life and the protection of human lives, Brad Mattes hopes educating to save lives will increase knowledge of the sanctity of life.
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Brad Mattes
A veteran of the pro-life cause . . . With over 30 years of significant contribution and recognition ...
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"I'll Pray For You . . ."
- Thu, Jul 22, 2010
Have you ever promised to pray for someone . . . without following through? I'll be the first to admit that I have. Sometimes I forget. Other times, I am in the middle of my own mini-life crisis and have enough problems of my own to pray for. Most of the time, however, I know that saying "I'll pray for you" is the easy (or fast) way out of a difficult (or long) conversation. Our lives will go on and the problem will eventually work itself out.
Recently, however, I started to wonder why I make promises to pray for ...
Some things simply must not be convenient
- Mon, Jun 7, 2010
Vending machines are convenient. They provide you with the soda and chips you've been craving all day. They now also dispense DVD's, fresh flower bouquets, and even a pre-heated kosher hot dog! It's incredible! They are open 24/7 and are there to help you in case you get hungry or bored (or both!) at three in the morning.
Unfortunately, I recently learned of some some vending machines that aren't as friendly. Brad Mattes, host of the daily 1:00 Life Issues®, shared that there are vending machines in Iowa that dispense the chemical abortion RU ...
Not Just A Statistic!
- Tue, May 18, 2010
Life Issues® with Brad Mattes reminds me of the power behind numbers. It's not just a digit ... it's a life.
In college we used to say that we were just a "number." Our school ID number was needed to check e-mail, register for classes, get into the café, and even access our rooms!
I'm sure you can relate. We all have a phone number, bank account number, license plate number and social security number. Thankfully, these numbers aren't designed to dehumanize us, but help things run smoothly in our daily life.
There are instances, however, when ...