The Pain of Discipline versus the Pain of Regret
The Pain of Discipline versus the Pain of Regret
So, in my last blog post before our applications close, I want to ask you one last time: will you join us in 2019? Discipline of using our God-given talents and graces is required; it is how we show God we love him and follow his commandments (Matthew 16:24). If your life lacks discipline for the glory of his Kingdom, I may know a few people willing to help.
SEEK and You Shall Find
SEEK and You Shall Find
“Will you join me in following Him who calls us to action, who calls us to pick up our cross (or bike!)? Will you be like Peter and be a witness? Because make no mistake, you have been called, and He is waiting for a response.” Kevin’s reflection on SEEK19 leads into a universal call: not from Biking for Babies, but from Jesus Christ.
The Miles Matter: Holy Preparation & Commitment
The Miles Matter: Holy Preparation & Commitment
“God is calling you to prepare your heart for the day when you meet Him face to face. What will He be able to say about your preparation? Will you be like the “good and faithful servant” who has used their talents wisely, or will you hide your talents away, allowing the world to continue on its current trajectory (Matthew 25-30)? The choice is yours…”
Sacrificial Witness: Kevin’s story on why the miles matter
Sacrificial Witness: Kevin’s story on why the miles matter
“It was the first time in my life where my body could not do what I was asking it to do…I pray that you find a way to break free from the comforts this world offers and walk the path Christ invites us to walk. I will say this: if your cross lies with Biking for Babies, I know some very joy-filled people that will help you carry it.” Kevin’s reflection on his first year with B4B and Luke 9:23.
The Miles Matter: Doing the Impossible
The Miles Matter: Doing the Impossible
“When I’m talking about Biking for Babies’ core mission – changing the culture of life – there is never a doubt in my mind that our missionaries must be tested, stretched, and conditioned by every sweat-drenched mile. No, it is not for the faint of heart, but it is for Christians looking to make an impact – it is for missionaries.”
2018: What a Year!
2018: What a Year!
Nikki reflects on our 2018 financial year, which includes the largest gift to PRCs we’ve ever given, plus some amazing and unique stories of lives saved through our missionaries.
What I Wish Christians Knew about Serving Others
What I Wish Christians Knew about Serving Others
“As Christians, we need to SERVE! Certainly we need to serve the people around us, but we especially need to serve the most vulnerable and defenseless—the unborn. While I rode for a week, our PRCs serve women and children every single day. Where will you make your impact? I’m telling you the joy is real and it is worth it.”
Training for Sacrifice
Training for Sacrifice
“We may not be able to completely understand every woman who walks into a pregnancy resource center for help, but we can relate to their needs by continuing to train ourselves to sacrifice for them and their babies.” First year missionary Mariclare shares the unique perspective of one of three siblings on the national ride this year.
In the Eye of the Storm
In the Eye of the Storm
Here we were, Biking for Babies, existing exactly where we need to be – in the storm. Our society, both “pro-life” and “pro-choice” have closed the shutters and doors as the storm that is abortion traps women and their families outside. As for Pregnancy Resource Centers, Biking for Babies, and our supporters, we will trudge in the rain and live in the storm. With outstretched hands and open hearts we will reach scared, scarred, and helpless women and their families.