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Forty years ago, Chuck Colson founded an organization that has changed the lives of millions of men and women across the globe.

In all the confusion over the Syrian refugee crisis, one thing is clear: Christians are targets of genocide. Yet our government refuses to acknowledge it.

Teens who abstain from sex are healthier than those who don’t. Once again, research backs up the life-giving moral claims of a Christian worldview.

There’s a battle raging right now over sex education, and our kids are in the line of fire.

You may have heard the government has lost 1,500 kids who crossed the border illegally. That’s not really the case, and it misses the real outrage.

Perhaps you’ve been hearing about this new book, “The Benedict Option” by Rod Dreher, and wondered, “What’s that?” Let’s talk about it.

We Christians are used to the media calling us mean. But now our children are mean as well?

For most of human history, the mystery of life’s beginnings were tucked away inside the womb, safe from prying eyes and meddling hands. But in the last few decades, new technologies have changed all that.

There were plenty of intriguing story lines behind Philadelphia’s amazing Super Bowl win. One of them was the Christian faith of so many of those Eagles.

What happens when a society stops reproducing itself? Well, we’re in the early stages of finding out. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

But just as important as the efforts offered by people of faith is the reason why they do what they do.

Everything we do at the Colson Center, including BreakPoint, the Point, BreakPoint This Week, the BreakPoint podcast, and the Wilberforce Weekend, is designed to provide clarity on the culture from a Christian Worldview.

Have you wanted to give an unbelieving friend a book about the Christian faith, but you were afraid it might come across in the wrong way? Well, I’ve got some great reads to recommend.

The Bible is the greatest book ever written—and now, there’s a museum fit to tell its story!

When we encounter something beautiful and wondrous, the proper response should be awe and gratitude. Not marketing and maximizing profits.

Just weeks after Newtown, the top two box office movies in America are "Texas Chainsaw 3-D" and "Django Unchained," two grotesquely violent films. That’s a problem.

The economic crisis facing the Millennial Generation may well be an opportunity for the church.

At the heart of a pending Supreme Court decision, one of the most significant since Obergefell v. Hodges, is whether or not the 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination in employment based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Pretending that we can somehow keep Islamist ideology from playing an outsized role in the Syrian opposition is culpable fantasy.

Just when we thought Congress might do the right thing when it comes to ethics, they pull another fast one.