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An obvious parallel to the upcoming trial in Guantanamo is the Nuremburg trial conducted after the defeat of the Third Reich.

The Boy Scouts’ politically incorrect stands on homosexuality and atheism have put the organization in the cross-hairs again.

The U.S. delegation told members of a UN panel that what they need is more population-control measures. Here's what happened when they didn't buy it.

How do we Christians make the case for a biblical approach to key issues? Here’s a hint: Don’t cite Scripture.

All you-know-what has broken loose over a controversial book about everyone’s eternal destiny.

At the end of the day, people have to eat. And when they can’t afford to eat, things happen.

What will happen to free speech should so called gay marriage become the law of the land? The Supreme Court may have given us a clue.

Britain’s Office for National Statistics will soon begin asking subjects about how happy they are. Are they on to something?

Today on BreakPoint, a classic commentary by Chuck Colson on government and politics. Please stay tuned.

Hi, I’m Eric Metaxas. Today as we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country, let’s listen to Chuck Colson’s Memorial Day BreakPoint broadcast from May of 2001.

In this classic BreakPoint commentary, Chuck Colson warns of an ominous shift in language when it comes to religious freedom. And he was right.

Election Day is finally here. If you haven’t voted already, go and do it. Not just because I said so. Here's what Chuck Colson said about voting.

I’m Eric Metaxas. Today on BreakPoint we re-present Chuck Colson’s commentary on Martin Luther King Day and Dr. King’s dramatic defense of the moral law.

What better way to mark Valentine’s Day than to hear from our old friend Chuck Colson. No, seriously.

Eric Metaxas: It is impossible for me to overstate the influence Chuck Colson had on my life and on the lives of millions: from the prisoners he visited to the listeners of this radio program. And I miss him so badly. So today, on the fifth...

On this Columbus Day, we present a classic BreakPoint commentary by Chuck Colson on Columbus and the rise of science.

John Stonestreet: We’ve talked recently about who should make life and death decisions when it comes to medical care.

Fifty years ago today, the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. Today on BreakPoint, we’ll share Chuck Colson’s thoughts on a great man and the idea of moral law.

Today on BreakPoint, we hear Chuck Colson’s thoughts on Memorial Day and what he called, “The Greatest Love.”

John Stonestreet: Why should we be civil with our political or religious opponents, especially if they’re not civil with us? Chuck Colson reminds us.