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You’ve been asked to save the whales, the elephants, and the redwoods, but how about the persecuted Christians?

We need a surgeon general’s warning: “This government program may be hazardous to your spiritual health.”

Many members of Generation Z are choosing justice over the gospel, but they don’t have to. They can choose both.

Are Israel and Iran on the brink of war? It’s a hugely important question from a confusing part of the world. I’ll try to bring a bit of clarity.

Things sure are getting better now that science has all the answers. At least that’s what one Harvard professor thinks.

It’s not good for man—or woman—to be alone, even in the gym. Here’s how one group is turning exercise into fellowship.

Throughout history, Christians have been at the cutting edge of education. It’s time to reclaim that tradition.

Our next Colson Center Short Course looks at four Christians -- the great Church Father St. Augustine of Hippo, Russian dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the novelist Flannery O’Connor, and Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr -- each of whom...

All of this year’s Wilberforce Weekend Christian conference content will be delivered virtually and, the best part is, it is absolutely free. Given the difficult and uncertain times, not to mention the rising unemployment rate, we’ve removed all...

The history of Christianity shows that lasting cultural change rarely comes about in ways we are expecting. Christian influence requires that Christians cultivate virtue in both our private and public lives. One virtue that once changed the world...

Given the economic turmoil, social unrest, and growing misunderstanding of how economies function, what better time could there be to ensure your kids and grandkids understand the fundamentals of money and stewardship from a Biblical worldview,...

If the Church exists to proclaim and bear witness to the rule and reign of Christ, we may find that our culture’s woes aren’t as much the result of a secular occupation as they are the result of a Christian evacuation.

Just as a plane is made to fly, a book is made to be read, and a fish is made to swim, our purpose is to image and glorify God. If we hope to thrive as individuals and as a society, we must live in alignment with that design. Otherwise, we are...

In The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis warns of just how easily the enemy can use political engagement to confuse what are ends and what are means. Or, to use language we often employ at the Colson Center, when it comes politics, especially the...

Recently, I was asked how we should respond to cases when a Christian leader or teacher is caught in sexual misconduct. Is it possible to separate the good that they’ve done and the truth they’ve taught, the person and their sin? And, what about...

Ho Feng Shan's life is an example of how, through history and across diverse eras, Christians courageously lived lives of restoration in incredibly difficult cultural moments. In his new book, 32 Christians Who Changed Their World, Colson Center...

Can Christians honestly look around and conclude that there is more nationalism melded with their faith than in the past? 

Family is not merely a “name.” G.K. Chesterton called the family a “triangle of truisms,” with the three sides of father, mother, and child. “The love of man and woman is not an institution that can be abolished, or a contract that can be...

Radical Islam and the far-Left share hatred for the Western tradition. They cannot stomach free markets, objective morality, knowledge, or the uncompromising priority of human liberty, especially religious freedom. 

Inauguration Day is a testament to America’s unique, peaceful transfer of power, underscored by rituals that echo religious traditions. While not equating the nation to a divine covenant, the day incorporates themes of renewal, acknowledgment, and...