00:06:33.660He more than doubled his net worth to $4.7 billion by the time of his death.
00:06:38.180He eventually was making $1.9 million a day.
00:06:43.740from people selling their bodies, people buying the bodies, really just images and videos of
00:06:49.200the bodies of image bearers of God. I mean, what a dirty business. And it also just goes to show
00:06:54.860that money not only can't buy you happiness, we know that to be true, but it can't buy you health
00:06:59.980and it can't help you skirt death. The success of OnlyFans and its deception of its creators
00:07:06.120is staggering. In the late 90s, it was estimated that there were more about 1,600 porn actors,
00:07:11.100mostly based in LA. Today, OnlyFans alone has over 4.6 million creators with almost a million
00:07:17.440new creator accounts created in the last year alone, meaning that over 2,500 creators sign up
00:07:23.020each day. And these girls are lured by stories of these top creators. We've talked about some of
00:07:30.140their ridiculous stunts in the past, and there was even one who claimed to recently become a
00:07:34.960Christian, but then at the same time was like, I'm not going to stop doing what I'm doing. So
00:07:38.340a little confused about that testimony. I guess we'll see about that. But very famous women who
00:07:44.960get lots of Instagram followers, get lots of sponsorships in addition to the money that
00:07:49.200they're making from subscriptions. And these impressionable girls, teenagers, 20-year-olds
00:07:54.100think that they're going to be able to do the same thing. They think that they're going to be
00:07:57.680able to gain financial independence and fame from OnlyFans. But the average creator on OnlyFans
00:08:02.720only earns $131 a month. I mean, one of the reasons that not many users are making a lot
00:08:10.040of money is actually, I think, probably because there are so many viewers of pornography that,
00:08:17.880and so many creators for pornography, really. Like, that's really what it is. There are so
00:08:22.380many creators now that democratization of pornography, if you will, has actually probably
00:08:27.500made it more difficult for the creators to make more money. But there are a lot, a lot of people
00:08:34.660who are consuming pornography. About 67% to 78% reportedly of U.S. men report having used
00:08:41.620pornography at some point. I had to double check this number because it is so stunning, but I found
00:08:47.720that 87% of men between 18 and 35 in the U.S., 87% report watching porn at least once a week.
00:09:00.120This has enabled just new levels of depravity. I mean, you can argue whether it's a supply or a
00:09:06.620demand issue. I mean, both are simple. You're simple for supplying it, but you're also simple
00:09:12.380for demanding it. I mean, I don't think that there's going to be a supply if there's not a
00:09:17.180demand. You could say there's not going to be a demand if there's not a supply. I actually think
00:09:21.000it's the first. I don't think that there's going to be as much of a supply if there weren't such
00:09:25.940a high demand among men for pornography. And then you have people like Lily Phillips. That's the
00:09:31.920person I was talking about earlier who said that she became a Christian. I pray to the Lord that's
00:09:35.640true, but she famously slept with 100 men and 24 hours. She's this big OnlyFans star. And now she
00:09:41.720He wants to break the world record of sleeping with 919 men in a day.
00:09:45.700And so when you combine virality, which OnlyFans does, and being able to make millions and millions of dollars, the fame, the success, the prominence with selling your body for sex, I mean, it is just unfathomable to most of us just the levels of degradation that people will go to.
00:10:10.940And then, of course, you've got the abuse behind all of this.
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00:10:28.26011% were aware of minors with accounts.
00:10:31.18030% received private messages from suspected traffickers.
00:10:35.02034% reported negative physical mental health outcomes.
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00:20:09.280someone else who is in another industry entirely, but is very similar, as I'll explain. We've got
00:20:14.600Kermit Gosnell. He is the Philadelphia abortion provider. You probably remember him. He is well
00:20:19.960known now for killing thousands of babies, both in and outside of the womb. He killed mostly babies
00:20:25.620inside the womb, but also outside of the womb. He has now died in prison at the age of 85.
00:20:31.540Sources estimate that 15,000 abortions were carried out over his 31-year career. 15,000
00:20:38.600babies. He was convicted in 2013 on several counts of murder that included the killing of three
00:20:44.200infants after they were born, late-term abortions that were illegal, and then the death of a mother
00:20:49.540during an abortion procedure, which he botched. I mean, it's not really that surprising that he
00:20:55.000wasn't a great medical provider. He didn't really care about the sanctity of life or the protection
00:20:58.840of his patients. Prosecutors in the case were able to prove that babies were born alive.
00:21:04.220I'm just warning you, this is really hard to listen to. During illegal late-term procedures,
00:21:08.220These infants were then killed after birth by severing their spinal cords with scissors.
00:21:14.180Staff testified this was routine and even had a nickname called snipping.
00:21:18.560That's according to the Associated Press.
00:21:20.460The grand jury also described how babies would be moving, breathing, making sounds after delivery.
00:21:27.060One infant reportedly was left alive for an hour before being killed.
00:21:32.620And these are just stories from one person.
00:21:34.600I testified before Congress back in 2019 in favor of Trump's pro-life measures that his administration had been taking the first time around.
00:21:44.900And I told story after story of how pro-abortion law had led to not only the mistreatment of children inside the womb, but mistreatment of their mothers and the abuse and the slaughter of babies outside the womb.
00:22:00.660I told the story of this nurse named Jill Stenak who found this little 22-week-old baby who had
00:22:07.140just been aborted alive and dying in a supply closet. And he had been aborted because he had
00:22:14.580Down syndrome. Y'all, I don't even think we understand how often this stuff happens. This
00:22:20.220guy just happened to be caught. Investigators found that his facility was filled with bags
00:22:26.860and bottles of babies and jars of body parts. He cracked jokes, according to the grand jury,
00:22:33.360about babies whose necks he had just slit. That's according to the New York Post. And so
00:22:37.760not because of the abortions that he committed, but because of the murder of the babies outside
00:22:44.420of the womb, because of his negligence toward the mother, he was serving three consecutive
00:22:48.540life sentences without the possibility of parole. I saw a user on X that he posted that at the
00:22:56.780time the media refused to cover this. And there is this picture that I guess was going around
00:23:02.300reported at the time of the press pool at Gosnell's trial. You can see it right there
00:23:07.840and how few reporters showed up. They didn't want to cover it because they don't want to show people
00:23:13.460the reality of the abortion industry, the injustice, the brutality, the violence that
00:23:19.680always goes on in abortion. Okay. Remember that this guy operated legally for years and he was
00:23:25.840enabled to do that because of pro-abortion law. Because, of course, if you don't care about
00:23:31.840killing a baby at 20 weeks, why morally would you care about killing a baby who's a little bit
00:23:36.520bigger, a little bit more developed? I mean, really, time, size? We expect those to be good
00:23:44.600arbiters or good determinants of someone's morality. We expect those things to have the
00:23:50.400power to place moral limits on a person that's okay with murdering a helpless child? Of course
00:23:56.180not. And it also just goes to show how we don't have a good sense of consistent morality in the
00:24:03.060United States or maybe really anywhere that it's an illegal atrocity to kill babies minutes after
00:24:10.780they're born, but not minutes before that? Not months before that? Really, we're going to allow
00:24:16.900time and size and location to determine whether or not a human is worth living, whether or not a
00:24:23.500human is really a person. Not me. Not me. I'm not willing to do that. That's way too arbitrary.
00:24:28.800That's trusting in myself way too much. I think the safest place that I can start is believing
00:24:33.940that all people are people from the moment of conception. And to just be on the safe side,
00:24:38.780I'm going to advocate for protecting them and not murdering them, no matter their size, age,
00:24:43.640or location. So he made his money. He made his fame. Exploiting women, convincing women,
00:24:53.820again, that this is not that big of a deal, that this is not really a baby. Exploiting their
00:24:58.780bodies, harming their bodies, and then killing the children. And in some ways, like this is
00:25:05.240always the logical outcome of a culture that not only degrades baby life, but degrades a woman's
00:25:11.440body degrades. Sex is something that is not sacred. I mean, self-worship, the worship of the
00:25:18.320self, the worship of sex is always going to lead to child sacrifice. And so these people really go
00:25:24.120hand in hand. And obviously both of them have now met their maker and met their creator.
00:25:30.580And unless there was repentance before they died, there will be eternal judgment. We've got some
00:25:37.080verses on that that show us really clearly revelation 21 8 but as for the cowardly the
00:25:42.880faithless the detestable as for murderers the sexually immoral sorcerers idolaters and all
00:25:48.440liars their portion will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur which is the second death
00:25:53.640galatians 6 7 through 8 do not be deceived god is not mocked for whatever one sows that he will
00:26:00.500also reap for the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption but the one
00:26:07.000who sows to the spirit will from the spirit reap eternal life. Nahum 1.3, the Lord is slow to anger
00:26:14.700and great in power, and the Lord will by no means clear the guilty. Okay, so the Lord cares about
00:26:20.680sin. He cares about the shedding of the innocent blood. He cares that his people are avenged.
00:26:26.420He cares enough to do something about evil, and Jesus is coming back and will take care of all of
00:26:31.680it. But in the meantime, there is punishment for those who die in sin, for those who die
00:26:39.840without repentance. Now, the radical news is also that if these two people on their deathbed
00:26:45.580put their faith in Christ, if Christ saved them before they died, no matter what they've ever
00:26:50.800done, they are in heaven right now. Like they are in fellowship with the saints and the members of
00:26:55.620the household of God. They have been completely forgiven. And it's that message that is very
00:27:00.440confusing for people that yes, Jesus even took the punishment for them upon the cross. If by grace
00:27:06.520through faith, they have been saved. And we don't know that. I can actually hope that because the
00:27:12.500reality is if we read some of those verses, like in Revelation, it's not just the sexually immoral.
00:27:18.120It's not just the pornographer. It's not just the abortionist. It's not just the murder. It's
00:27:22.520the cowardly. I've been cowardly. It's the faithless. I've been faithless. It's the idolater.
00:27:30.980I've probably idolized something that I shouldn't have. Their portion will be in the lake that burns
00:27:36.340with fire and sulfur. So if I want grace for me and I want grace for the people I know, then gosh,
00:27:42.540grace has to be big enough to also cover these detestable people that we've talked about today.
00:27:47.500That is the radical message of the gospel.
00:27:50.820I think of the thief on the cross in Luke 23, verses 42 through 43.
00:27:56.060And the thief on the cross said, Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.
00:27:59.900And Jesus said to him, truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in paradise.
00:28:05.240Paul says, who of course persecuted Christians, murdered Christians, approved of the execution
00:28:09.460of Christians before, when he was Saul, before he became Paul, 1 Timothy 1, 15 through 16.
00:28:14.980He says, the saying is trustworthy and deserving of full acceptance that Christ Jesus came into
00:28:19.500the world to save sinners of whom I am the foremost, but I received mercy for this reason
00:28:24.200that in me as the foremost, Jesus Christ might display his perfect patience as an example to
00:28:30.040those who were to believe in him for eternal life. First John 1, 9 says, it's so simple. If we confess
00:28:35.920our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness,
00:28:41.540all unrighteousness. So I hope that's a comfort to you. Probably none of you hopefully fit into
00:28:47.460the category of the two men that we talked about today. But some of you might be feeling like you're
00:28:52.080too far off, like you've done too much, like you've gone too far. Like, you know, it hasn't
00:28:57.680been a straight line from A to B that you were a Christian, you wandered off, and now you're
00:29:02.000wondering if God can accept you back. And look, God's grace is big enough. He's big enough for
00:29:07.160all of it. And he has the power to help you repent and to not be a slave to sin anymore.
00:29:13.080The gospel is for you too. And I'm just so thankful. I'm thankful for God's judgment.
00:29:18.280People are very uncomfortable with the reality of hell and eternal punishment. And then you read
00:29:23.000about people like this and you're like, okay, well, I'm glad that the bad guy gets his comeuppance
00:29:26.940at some point. But also I'm so thankful for the gospel that his grace also applies to me through
00:29:33.520faith as much as it can apply to anyone else who puts their faith in him. All right. Uh, we got
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00:31:12.600All right. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Love is Blind, it is this show where singles
00:31:18.480date one another in pods, these soundproof rooms where contestants can hear one another.
00:31:24.840they can't hear what's outside of them, and they cannot see each other. Okay, so they can only get
00:31:29.280to know each other through conversation. Participants can only see each other after
00:31:33.640a proposal. Now, not everything is a marriage proposal, I don't think. I only watched one
00:31:38.260season, but not everyone gets married at the end. But the show follows their lives together up until
00:31:42.720the altar when the contestants finally decide whether or not to get married. And people are
00:31:47.700talking about this season in particular for a couple reasons. One, because of how one couple
00:31:52.220talks about kids one contestant and how the sister really just kind of like doesn't like kids and
00:31:58.500talks about kids as if they're burdens but then on the other side of it you've got this like very
00:32:02.520christian stable seeming couple that is sharing like this really sweet testimony so first i want
00:32:08.420to talk about these viral clips that are going around of this one contestant emma talking about
00:32:14.840how she feels about having kids here's thought three i definitely want kids it's like okay we've
00:32:20.500We've done so much together in our married life now,
00:32:23.380let's put that love into a little baby.
00:43:49.120I don't necessarily recommend finding your future husband or wife on a reality TV show
00:43:57.940because so much gossip and innuendo and temptation and sensationalism typically can color the
00:44:06.580relationship and it can make it really difficult to truly get to know someone, but God can work
00:44:11.160through anything. And I love that he really like hoisted up a couple to hopefully be an example to
00:44:16.960other people. And you never know who this is going to reach. Maybe someone out there is like,
00:44:21.220I want what they have. I want that kind of joy and stability and peace that they seem to have.
00:44:26.460So I'm just thankful for their example. Lots to learn today from our reality TV and lifestyle
00:44:34.020pitter-patter. Now we are going to talk to my friend Lila Rose about what the Parliament
00:44:39.480in UK just did to decriminalize abortion. All right. Last week, I was so disturbed to
00:44:50.880see this news on X. On March 18th, last Wednesday, the House of Lords in the UK voted to decriminalize
00:44:57.860abortion at any point in pregnancy all nine months here's a clip of that my lords have voted
00:45:05.580contents 148 not contents 185 so the not contents have it okay so you can kind of hear the cheers
00:45:15.400there and they have decided that it is legal through all nine months of pregnancy to allow
00:45:21.360abortion in the uk and i want to bring on my good friend lila rose she is the founder and president
00:45:26.560of live action to just kind of break this down for us. First, I just want to know exactly how
00:45:33.580this can happen, considering that a very small percentage of people in the UK actually support
00:45:40.640abortion through all nine months, and yet their representatives have just made this legal.
00:45:45.740It's absolutely devastating, Allie. According to a recent poll, less than 1%, 1% of people in the UK
00:45:53.060want abortion to be legal for all nine months. So how did this happen? Basically, the British
00:45:58.580Parliament is supposed to represent the people. That's not what happened here. Last summer in an
00:46:03.180omnibus bill, so there was a big bill that had to do with the police and had to do with
00:46:07.500criminalization and crimes, and the pro-Bort activists in Parliament stuck in a decriminalization
00:46:13.580statute that would legalize abortion through all nine months in the UK. Now, this got less than an
00:46:18.860hour of debate last summer and it passed the British house of commons. And now last week,
00:46:23.120it went to the British house of Lords and there was some more debate, but ultimately they kept
00:46:27.480this provision in there, which ultimately means you can end the life of your baby up until the
00:46:32.520moment of birth. And there's no criminal penalties for you. You can order an abortion pill via the
00:46:37.160mail. You can take it at home. You can kill your 32 week old baby. This actually happened with a
00:46:41.740woman doing this to her 32 week old baby. And there is zero liability. There is zero criminal
00:46:47.380penalty for that. So it's a very dark day in the UK. And of course, the pro-life movement is
00:46:52.580galvanized now saying we have to put a stop to this. This is not even the will of the British
00:46:56.000people. Is it even possible for pro-lifers in the UK to put a stop to this? Or is it just the deal
00:47:03.220is done? If they get enough members of parliament, they can reverse this. So it's a matter of
00:47:08.020rallying the political power and support. There are pro-life members of parliament,
00:47:13.200but the pro-life movement has been really, I think, thrown to the side over the last few
00:47:17.880decades in the UK. They're not really a fighting force yet, but I think that can change if enough
00:47:23.960people rise up and say, we're going to band together to ensure that children are protected
00:47:28.020and families are prioritized. And I do think there's a growing unrest in the UK about how
00:47:33.260the government is quite frankly, handling governance. This has to do in part with
00:47:37.100the protection of women and girls in the state, in the countries from rape and from
00:47:41.360attacks. It has to do with the lack of freedom of speech in the UK, where people are praying
00:47:46.800outside abortion clinics or hospitals where abortions are happening, and they're thrown
00:47:50.480into jail for that. You make a comment on social media that the government disapproves of, you go
00:47:54.420to jail for that. So there is growing unrest in the UK about politics. And I think people of good
00:48:00.320faith and goodwill, pro-life people, pro-family people need to build a fighting force like we
00:48:04.620have here in the United States and believe that it's possible and with the right political will
00:48:09.160make the change happen that needs to happen. Do you know who is a part of the abortion lobby
00:48:15.040in the UK? I mean, I just think about who would have the motivation to try to sneak something
00:48:20.220like this in without the support of the public. What kind of power do they have and who is
00:48:25.500profiting off of a radical change like this? And you might not know the answer. I don't know the
00:48:29.880answer, but I didn't know if you had any insight there. Well, I know a couple of things. There's
00:48:34.600Marie Stokes International. It's basically their Planned Parenthood and they're very powerful.
00:48:38.060They're very embedded with the U.K. health care system. I mean, it's very much health care is very much socialized.
00:48:45.660So the government has its hands basically in all health care in the U.K.
00:48:49.220And unfortunately, the health care system at large, I think, is basically hijacked by pro aborts.
00:48:54.540And that's the case in most of the United States.
00:48:57.180The difference is the health care bureaucrats in the United States or the heads of these health care associations are not necessarily calling all the shots for the government.
00:49:06.180In the UK, those institutions are largely one and the same with the government. So you have pro-aborts leading those organizations. They can call shots for health care policy. And that's what actually happened here, Ali, is that they said that this is actually a health care policy now instead of a legal policy for abortion.
00:49:23.740let the doctors decide abortion, these pro-abort doctors groups in the UK, instead of let the law
00:49:30.240intervene to protect these children. I mean, imagine if ACOG, which is our pro-abort
00:49:34.820association for obstetricians and gynecologists in the USA, was in charge of abortion law in the
00:49:40.300USA. They would allow not just decriminalization, but outright legalizations of abortions through
00:49:45.760all nine months in all 50 states. There obviously is a dissenting voice. Callum Miller, who's a
00:49:51.540doctor and other doctors in the UK oppose abortion. We have dissenting voices in the United States,
00:49:56.320but now those healthcare ideologues who are pro-aborts, they're not really healthcare,
00:50:00.740it's pro-death, are now basically one and the same making decisions in the UK government.
00:50:05.460I saw this professor from Georgetown saying that the US should learn positively from the UK's
00:50:10.740example that our pro-abortion lobby here should shift from trying to legalize abortion through
00:50:15.880all nine months to decriminalizing. Can you talk a little bit more, which you did just touch on
00:50:20.660this, but can you talk a little bit more about the difference and if you think Planned Parenthood
00:50:25.300at all are going to go in that direction? I mean, decriminalization and legalization is
00:50:31.820really one and the same, right? The point of a law is you need to enforce it. If the law is not
00:50:35.980enforced, what is the point of the law? It's not even a teacher anymore. The law can't even teach
00:50:39.640right from wrong because people are willfully going out there and breaking it and there's zero
00:50:43.920repercussions for them. And in the United States, I mean, practically, Ali, because of the abortion
00:50:48.520pill, which is sent via mail in the United States, and there's no law that is being enforced to
00:50:53.780prohibit it from going into pro-life states where abortion is banned, we effectively have abortion
00:50:58.620legalized in the United States, effectively through all nine months of pregnancy, even in
00:51:02.500pro-life states. Now, pro-life states have some recourse. They can ban surgical abortions or
00:51:06.620abortion pills being sold by providers in that state. But if they're shipped in from a provider
00:51:12.020outside of the state into a pro-life state, an abortion pill, the state has very little recourse.
00:51:17.920This is one of the reasons in the U.S. we're calling on the Trump administration to take the abortion pill off the market, which they have the full power and the right to do.
00:51:25.860And it would protect women and, of course, babies.
00:51:28.400But the bottom line is decriminalization is basically the same as legalization.
00:51:31.900And that's what we're already facing here in the U.S.
00:51:34.280Yeah. And a lot of this falls on the shoulders of Republican attorneys general in these states who want to have the power to be able to go after these other states, which they can't sue the other states for shipping, you know, abortion pills or sue the providers in other states.
00:51:50.820But there's only so much they can do, as you said, until the Trump administration, the HHS under RFK decides to do something about it and decides that this is a public health crisis, obviously a moral crisis as well.
00:52:03.600And we need the Republicans to be willing to stand up and say, I represent pro-life constituents, Trump administration.
00:52:11.240We need you to do something about that, which can be politically a little bit difficult.
00:52:16.200But that's why we just we need courage.
00:52:17.920It's really not about exactly who is in the White House.
00:53:07.100It's 100% his jurisdiction and power to take the pill off the market.
00:53:10.980In fact, it's his job to take lethal drugs that are not helping people, that are hurting people, and prevent them from flooding our market, our American market.
00:53:19.060So I'm hopeful he expressed interest in removing the pill if there was evidence that they could do their own study of to show its dangers.
00:53:27.240He, of course, indicated President Trump makes the final call for the administration as the lead executive, of course.
00:53:32.740But I think that anybody who has a voice on this, which is all of us, and certainly people in the administration, need to raise the alarm bell.
00:53:39.060because this is an action that can be taken right now,
00:53:41.280it would save hundreds of thousands of lives
00:53:44.020in the United States to remove this pill from the market.
00:54:31.800to try to persuade these people to save lives.
00:54:34.500And that, I think, is just what sets you apart when it comes to being an advocate, being an activist, is that's what you care about first and foremost.
00:54:42.860As soon as you were talking about meeting with RFK, I'm just like, praise God, that's who I want, representing the pro-life cause to those people in power.
00:54:50.260And I think all of us, whether we call our representatives or whether you feel also called to pray, we can pray for that change of heart, that Lila's words, that they would continue to ring in his ears and to seep into his heart.
00:55:02.780and that eventually the Holy Spirit would convict him to do the right thing.
00:55:06.520So I just want to say thank you for that.
00:55:12.560Quick pause to tell you about Legacy Box.
01:00:32.660okay so a lot of people watching this they're like that is incredible they wanted to save their
01:00:38.800older son's life and they used science to be able to do that and to now create these two
01:00:45.460talented basketball players but what are we missing we're missing the 10 other it sounds
01:00:51.780like at least eight but likely 10 other children human lives science is clear this is a unique
01:00:57.980individual human life. When you create that life in the, in the IVF clinic, this is a new embryo
01:01:03.660and they decided they weren't good enough. And so they killed them. Yeah. That's the part of
01:01:08.340the story that, you know, with the beautiful music playing and this beautiful, like warmly
01:01:11.960lit interview was completely left out. There's 10 other kids whose lives were created and then
01:01:18.140taken after they were screened and deemed not good enough. And that is barbaric alley. That is why
01:01:24.080we raise the alarm bell about IVF because every life created via IVF is 100% valued, purposed,
01:01:32.200beautiful, a gift made in God's image. That's why IVF is so destructive because in the process of
01:01:37.400IVF for every one live birth embryo, you're talking usually 10 others that are destroyed
01:01:42.520because you're trying to achieve that one live birth. And so you just recreate lives,
01:01:47.380you grade them, and then you destroy them. So we love life. That's why we oppose IVF.
01:01:52.340Yeah, people don't realize that there are actually more unique lives that are tossed out, killed every year via IVF than in the abortion industry. And so we're just trying to plea for consistency that if a life is a life, no matter how small, no matter what he or she looks like, no matter the level of sentience, then that not only applies to inside the womb, but also outside of the womb.
01:02:14.860So it's this kind of sensitive issue that I think Christians are called to be as clear and courageous on as possible for the same reasons that we're clear and courageous on abortion.
01:02:24.740Thank you so much for your clarity and courage, Lila.
01:02:27.500Just remind everyone where they can find your show.