​Today, IBFL continues a 12-part series of stories and excerpts from Brad's 2017 book, "In Business For Life: What Being In Business For Life Has Taught Me About the Business of Life." These are funny, painful, reflective and, above all, redemptive moments chronicling Brad's professional and personal peaks and valleys. For more information about Brad or In Business For Life, visit www.InBusinessForLife.org.

Today, IBFL continues a 12-part series of stories and excerpts from Brad's 2017 book, "In Business For Life: What Being In Business For Life Has Taught Me About the Business of Life." These are funny, painful, reflective and, above all, redemptive moments chronicling Brad's professional and personal peaks and valleys. For more information about Brad or In Business For Life, visit www.InBusinessForLife.org.

​Today, IBFL begins a 12-part series of stories and excerpts from Brad's 2017 book, "In Business For Life: What Being In Business For Life Has Taught Me About the Business of Life." These are funny, painful, reflective and, above all, redemptive moments chronicling Brad's professional and personal peaks and valleys. For more information about Brad or In Business For Life, visit www.InBusinessForLife.org. 

"...if the church is the church, it should never be impossible for a woman to raise a child." -- Brian Fisher.

Today, Brian Fisher of the Human Coalition joins Brad Lindemann for the In Business for Life podcast.

Business leader, author, and speaker Brian Fisher co-founded Human Coalition in 2009 after years serving in executive management in the for-profit and nonprofit arenas. Brian is the author of four books and has been published in FoxNews.com, The Washington Post, Independent Journal Review, and CBN.com. He hosts The Human Element Show, a weekly pro-life worldview podcast and radio show. Brian and his wife, Jessica, have two sons. @BrianEFisher, @HumanCoalition

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"Many of our church partners look at us as a mission field. But the mission field just happens to be here in Marion county, Boone County, Hamilton county." -- Tom Shevlot.

Today on In Business for Life, Tom Shevlot joins Brad Lindemann for a journey into the ministry of Life Centers of Central Indiana, where women facing an unplanned pregnancy find refuge in the hope of Jesus Christ.

Tom Shevlot is the Executive Director of Life Centers of Central Indiana. Prior to Life Centers, Tom spent 25 years with AT&T and Comcast in the wireless and cable TV divisions. Tom also serves in public office as a member of the Lawrence City Council. A graduate of Taylor University, Tom has been married to his wife Elizabeth for 34 years and they have two grown children and one grandchild. Tom and Elizabeth attend East 91st Street Christian Church in Indianapolis.

 "When God heals your heart, the enemy doesn't want you healed." -- Machelle Montgomery, who aborted her baby at 15 and went on to experience forgiveness through Jesus Christ and a full family. 

Today on In Business for Life, Machelle Montgomery joins Brad Lindemann for a journey into the mindset of a young woman facing an unplanned pregnancy. Machelle serves as the Center Director for Life Centers of Indianapolis, a ministry serving babies, mother and fathers facing an unexpected pregnancy. She has spoken at the local, state, national and international levels as an advocate for women recovering from abortion. She is married to her husband Steve for 32 years and they have two children and six grandchildren.

Today, IBFL host Brad Lindemann interviews Roland Warren, President and CEO of CareNet, the nation’s largest network of pro-life pregnancy resource centers. A graduate of Princeton University and the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, Roland is an inspirational servant leader with a heart for Christ and a mind for business. After 20 years in the corporate world (with IBM, Pepsi, and Goldman Sachs), Roland spent 11 years as president of National Fatherhood Initiative before joining Care Net in 2012 as president and CEO. For more information about Roland, including a moving testimony about him and his wife, Yvette, click here. Roland and Yvette are In Business For Life!

 "A woman doesn't make a decision for an abortion because she is actively choosing that. She does it out of desperation." Jor-El Godsey.

Today on the In Business For Life podcast, Brad Lindemann interviews Jor-El Godsey,  President of Heartbeat International. Jor-El leads a global movement dedicated to equipping, empowering, and encouraging the thousands of leaders and developing leaders of Heartbeat’s affiliated pregnancy help centers, maternity homes, and adoption services, in the U.S. and on every inhabited continent. Jor-El met his wife, Karen currently make their home in Columbus, Ohio, with their three children.

Abortion doesn't just kill children and injure mothers. Many fathers leave an abortion experience grieving over pressuring a girlfriend or wife to kill her preborn baby and today, IBFL host Brad Lindemann interviews Bernie Lacy, the vice president of family-owned Litho Press in Indianapolis. Bernie found forgiveness in Jesus Christ after having abortions with two different girls while in his 20s. Bernie is now involved in post-abortive ministry to men and women grieving over decisions to abort their children. Bernie and his wife, Julie, have a son in college and are leveraging their time, treasure and talent to help end abortion by advocating for parents to choose life. Bernie and Julie are In Business For Life.

As a scared eighteen-year-old in 1992 determined to get an abortion, Nelly Roach felt a sudden urgency to leave the local Planned Parenthood clinic with a new resolve to keep her son. 28 years later, Rob Roach is now married and raising his own children and Nelly has founded one of the country’s premiere pro-life marketing firms, Choose Life Marketing. Today, Nelly is In Business For Life.