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Chuck Colson would say that, barring the message of salvation, the greatest gift Christianity gave the world is the idea of the image of God. Christians need to know and understand the image of God for three distinct reasons. 

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

The next time you think Christians can’t make a difference, think of the fight against human trafficking.

Jesus prayed in the garden that we would be one. We haven’t done so well with that command, but we can learn a thing or two from Chuck.

Some 10 years ago, Chuck Colson launched one of the great Christian worldview programs in the world. And I'd like you to consider signing up.

Why all the media celebration over the end of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”? You’d almost think there’s another agenda at work here.

Thirteen years ago, Chinese Pastor Wang Yi visited the White House to discuss the state of religious freedom in China with then-president George W. Bush. As 2019 came to a close, Wang was sentenced to nine years in prison for simply sharing...

A renewed church is the best hope for a renewed culture. If we don't live as if Christianity is true, by what right should we expect our neighbors to?

The late author Brennan Manning shared that “prayer is first and foremost an act of love.” Learn about an effort to love some of the least of these today—the sexually broken.

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

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...

The Women Leaders Global Forum gathered to recognize and celebrate women making a positive difference in the world. While many deserving women won prestigious awards, I couldn't help but think of the many amazing women who are at least as...

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...

History shows that Christians had to oppose cultures before change took place. Of course, they had no way of knowing whether or not their actions would bring change. Telemachus did not live to see the redemptive consequences of his courage....

Kids deserve better books than the ones currently being written for them. Too many children’s books today are activist books, not really written to kids (and certainly not for them) but for grown-ups who want to be the kind of parents who...

Every year, the Colson Center presents the William Wilberforce Award to a Christian leader who has made a lasting difference in their sphere of influence, demonstrating the same principled courage as British abolitionist William Wilberforce. This...

We don’t know if our moment is one where the enduring faithfulness of God’s people standing athwart the tides of history will push this world back to reality. Or if it is one where we will lose our lives in our quest to be faithful. What we do...

It’s astonishing that Christians are being forced to defend a right spelled out in the Constitution—and yet, we are.

Can the simple act of writing a poem change the course of history? Can we use our gifts to change the culture?

Children are being sexually abused in Afghanistan, and our soldiers are being told to turn a blind eye. That’s got to stop.