Episode 336 | The Abortion Story of T.J. Frasier

Aug 4, 2026 | Conversations with Trailblazers, Hot Topics

In this episode of The Way We See It, Pastor Alex Bryant sits down with T.J. Frasier, a wife, mother, nurse, encourager, and advocate for life, for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about abortion, healing, and hope. T.J. courageously shares the story of the two abortions she had as a young woman and the lasting impact those decisions had on her life. Years later, her life was divinely disrupted when Jesus began speaking to her about the children she had lost, and everything changed. T.J. found healing when she humbled herself before the Lord, received His forgiveness, and discovered that God wanted to have a conversation centered on life, not death. Today, she boldly shares her testimony so that other women and men affected by abortion can find the same hope, healing, forgiveness, and redemption that are found only in Jesus Christ. This episode is a reminder that no wound is too deep for God’s grace and no story is beyond His ability to redeem.

TJ is also a part of Operation Outcry and is a coach for the H3 Helpline.

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