We’re rereleasing this powerful episode of Let’s Talk Adoption featuring John Knox, adoptee, entrepreneur, and the man behind the national Adoption Is An Option movement.
John’s message continues to be just as important today: women facing an unexpected pregnancy deserve to know every option available to them, including modern adoption. Through the Adoption Is An Option movement and the widely shared video, “The Girl in the Middle,” John has helped bring adoption back into the national conversation with compassion, honesty, and hope.
Why We’re Sharing This Episode Again
Some conversations are worth revisiting.
In this episode, John Knox shares his personal story as an adoptee and explains why he felt called to help more people understand adoption as a loving, thoughtful option. His perspective offers encouragement for adoptees, birth parents, hopeful adoptive families, and anyone who wants to better understand adoption today.
About This Episode
John joins us to talk about the heart behind the Adoption Is An Option movement, the purpose of “The Girl in the Middle,” and why adoption education is so important.
As an adoptee, John brings a personal and meaningful perspective to the conversation. He shares how adoption shaped his life and why he believes women, families, churches, and communities need clear, supportive information about what adoption looks like today.
This episode reminds us that adoption is not about pressure or judgment. It is about making sure women know they have support, choices, and people who are ready to walk with them.
In This Rerelease, We Talk About:
- John Knox’s personal adoption story
- The message behind the Adoption Is An Option movement
- How “The Girl in the Middle” helped spark a national conversation
- Why adoption awareness still matters
- Common misconceptions about modern adoption
- How open adoption gives birth mothers more choices
- The importance of compassionate support for women facing unexpected pregnancies
- Why education can help replace fear and misinformation with hope
Whether you are an adoptee, a birth parent, a hopeful adoptive parent, or someone who wants to learn more, this conversation offers an honest and meaningful look at adoption today.