“I Was Convicted by My Own Apathy” – Juan Riesco on Saving Babies

Juan Riesco, former Nini's Deli owner and now Director of Advertising for Love Life, shares his remarkable journey from running a top-rated restaurant that was shut down during the 2020 BLM protests, to answering God’s call to sidewalk ministry outside abortion clinics. He opens up about the spiritual battle, why most abortions stem from sin rather than just hardship, the 95 babies rescued through their ministry so far, and how local churches can step up through the House of Refuge Initiative. This episode is filled with conviction, hope, and practical encouragement for Christians who want to stand for life and the gospel in dark places. Links: Paint The Wall Black: Love Life: 00:00 - Introduction & Juan Riesco’s Story: From Restaurant Owner to Pro-Life Ministry 00:01:48 - Reopening Nini’s Restaurant & Why It Ultimately Closed 00:09:23 - The Conviction That Led Juan to Sidewalk Ministry 00:15:33 - What Really Happens at Abortion Clinics: Light vs. Darkness 00:22:45 - 95 Babies Saved – Success Stories & Gospel Impact 00:28:55 - How Churches Can Get Involved: House of Refuge Initiative 00:38:03 - The Future of the Pro-Life Movement & Final Encouragement Our Sponsors: * Check out Mars Men and use my code Mengotomars.com for a great deal: Support this podcast at — Advertising Inquiries: Privacy & Opt-Out:

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“I Was Convicted by My Own Apathy” – Juan Riesco on Saving Babies is an episode from Conversations That Matter by Jon Harris.

This episode is 40:28 long.

This episode was published on Apr 13, 2026.

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