The Compass: Cyclist pedaled for a mission
The Compass features Biking for Babies cyclist Angela Prill.
The Pro-Life Ohio Podcast features Biking for Babies
Can riding a bike save a life? Check out this week’s episode of The Pro-Life Ohio Podcast with special guests Zach Cooper and Kathryn DeLapp from Biking for Babies.
Pedaling priest raises money for pro-life pregnancy centers, from the Arlington Catholic Herald
Arlington Catholic Herald features Biking for Babies Missionaries as they prepare for the 2020 National Ride!
Catholic Radio Indy’s Faith in Action features Biking for Babies
Biking for Babies Executive Director, Nikki Biese, talks with Faith in Action Co-hosts, Brigid Ayer and Jim Ganley about the pro-life ministry built on missionaries biking across the U.S.
The Catholic Diocese of Rockford Observer: Biking for Babies is Back
The Catholic Diocese of Rockford newspaper, The Observer, features Biking for Babies missionary Lucca.
Covenant Network’s Roadmap to Heaven featuring Executive Director Nikki Biese
Adam Wright, the host of Roadmap to Heaven, interviews Executive Director Nikki Biese on the popular morning show from Covenant Network in St. Louis, Missouri.
Burning Quads and Burning Souls
I love seeing the physical transformation of our missionaries, but the more important goal of training and the ride is to allow Biking for Babies to be an avenue for our missionaries to be tested spiritually and to finish the ride more connected with Christ. I have watched God call young adults, from all walks of life, to let go of the comforts of this world they are clinging to so that they may cling more tightly to Him.
Jesus, I Trust in You
To truly trust, it is necessary to recognize the anxiety, frustration or whatever you’re feeling. Once you accept this feeling, you can allow yourself to process it and move on. But it takes an active realization and acceptance of your feelings, rather than ignoring them, to hand them over to God.
Leaning In and Making Room
Confusing opportunities are in fact the perfect time to lean into the arms of Christ, to say, “Lord, I don’t know what’s going on. I don’t know how this could possibly be the end. It wasn’t supposed to be this way in my mind. But I know that your plans are bigger than my own. Help me to trust in your promise. Help me to believe that you will not hand me a viper when I ask for bread. Help me to know your love for me.”
Hope In The Empty Tomb
In a time where we are desperately searching for hope, are we aware of the hope that is right in front of us? The war is already won. We can proclaim hope over despair. All because of the empty tomb.