Dave Sterrett is an evangelist, educator and ethicist. He is the founder of Disruptive Truth, a non-profit organization that is disrupting culture with the truth of the Gospel. In the last decade, Dave Sterrett has been a director, spokesman or board member for some of the most innovative Christian organizations that are reaching this generation with the hope of Jesus.

Dave Sterrett is the author or co-author of nine books, including the Wall Street Journal best-seller I Am Second (Thomas Nelson), Why Trust Jesus? (Moody Publishers), Aborting Aristotle (St. Augustine’s Press), Is the Bible True…Really? (Moody Publishers), and the forthcoming book We Choose Life: Authentic Stories, Movements of Hope (Hendrickson).

With the ability to communicate both on a popular level and a scholarly level, his speaking circuit has landed him at many of the nation’s colleges and universities including Yale University, the University of Virginia, Duke University, and Wheaton College.

We Choose Life is a collection of compelling stories from men and women who are dedicated to rescuing babies, mothers, and fathers from abortion. Though sometimes heartbreaking, this book reveals examples of forgiveness, healing, and hope. We Choose Life brings light into the enveloping darkness of the culture of death. Each year 44 million babies are killed from intentional abortion around the world and 1.29 million babies are aborted in the United States. However, progress against abortion is being made. Movements of optimism are taking place in the pro-life cause, mostly led by young people. We Choose Life seeks to bring awareness to real stories of people who are doing something-individuals such as Ramona Trevino and Jewels Green, who found grace and forgiveness after they quit their jobs at abortion clinics. In these powerful true stories about forgiveness and hope from people of a variety of backgrounds, readers will see that their stories can also make a difference.

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