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Christians often say, "I've invited Jesus into my life," but the reality is that Jesus is inviting us into His life, His purpose, His restoring work in the world He created.

Recently, three families—one Muslim, one Roman Catholic, and one Ukrainian Orthodox—filed a lawsuit against the Montgomery, Maryland, school district. Back in March, the district had shifted its policy, announcing that parents would no longer be...

There are certain moments in history when it’s obvious how much the cultural ground has shifted. Cultural norms that worked before to foster social cohesion no longer suffice. Certain ideas and shared ways of thinking can no longer be taken for...

“Thinking with the end in mind” is necessary for any church, Christian school, or other Christian organization committed to discipleship. On most of our websites, we use language to communicate our commitment to discipleship, but how clear are we...

The Christian’s most powerful witness and that God is faithful to His people everywhere, even behind bars.

"Every age has its characteristic temptations, and today the very structure of modern institutions works against the cultivation of moral courage."

The faithfulness that individual Christians demonstrate in their everyday lives makes a compelling case that the Christian worldview is both true and good. The Colson Center’s mission is to help Christians live faithfully to what is true...

While Christianity is personal, it is not private. It makes claims about all of reality, most notably that Christ is Lord of all. Christianity cannot be reduced to some therapeutic or pragmatic formula. It is to be lived, publicly.

One of the ways that human beings best reflect the image of God, and Christians, in particular, best reflect the image of His Son, is through generosity. Generosity and philanthropy have long been a key aspect of American society.

I was out of the country when Billy Graham died, so I did not get to tell you my thoughts about this amazing man of God. But if I keep silent, the stones may cry out.

A feature of life today is how quickly culture changes. That can leave many Christians, even those with a strong personal faith, struggling to make the connections between what is true, real, and good and how to think about all the issues that...

I'm Eric Metaxas, and I am committed to continuing what Chuck Colson started until he returns to this microphone.

It is to this cultural moment that God has called us. It is in this cultural moment that Christ has placed His Church to be salt and light.

The 2024 presidential election highlights a crucial moment for Christians to approach politics with wisdom and faithfulness. Many believers wrestle with voting, feeling disillusioned or reluctant to compromise, but engaging in the political...

The list of reasons for parental rebellion against public education has grown long in recent years. From trans ideology to DEI curriculum to the constant push for activism, many public school classrooms are more committed to indoctrination than...

Some are saying that Christians have lost the culture. But what if it was never a war to win, instead it was a calling to embrace?

Fifty years after Watergate, headlines are still telling of government corruption and political abuse. Among the lessons we can learn from Watergate is that God is never stymied: He’s never frustrated in His purpose.

Ravi is a real-life example of what Paul told the men of Athens, that God places us in particular times in history. Ravi emerged at a time when many needed to see that faith could be deep, connected to the existential challenges of life while not...

The 2024 presidential election challenges Christians to think deeply about how faith shapes their civic responsibilities. Voting isn’t the full measure of a Christian worldview, but it’s an important way to steward influence and work toward...