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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.

In the year 386, Augustine of Hippo sat beneath a fig tree, weeping bitterly over the state of his soul. Then he heard the voice of a young child singing, “Take up and read. Take up and read.” Immediately Augustine grabbed the Scriptures and...

Chuck Colson had a deep passion for teaching Christian worldview, and for teaching teachers to teach it.

Three years ago today Chuck Colson went home to the Lord. And today, I share some personal reflections on his remarkable faith and his very important vision.

Of the thousands of green-clad parade-goers, marchers, and partiers today, few know about Patrick, the man for whom today’s holiday is named. Fewer still know of the man beyond the legend, who supposedly drove the snakes out of Ireland and...

The sudden death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on Saturday came as a terrible shock. Back in 1996, Chuck Colson described this giant of a man.

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

Today is Chuck Colson’s birthday. To hear Chuck talk about his “born-again” day, stay tuned to BreakPoint.

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.

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. On today's BreakPoint, Chuck Colson will remind us why we can't let that happen with marriage.

In the following BreakPoint classic, Chuck Colson explains why Christians must be the best of citizens, and why we should vote.

This is John Stonestreet. Today is Election Day, so please, go vote. And to encourage you, I’d like for you to hear from our old friend Chuck Colson. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

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

As we celebrate Christmas, let's tune into this classic Chuck Colson BreakPoint commentary on the manger, and how we often forget the staggering implications of Christmas.

The hymn "Amazing Grace" was first sung on New Year's Day, 1773. In this classic BreakPoint, Chuck Colson tells the story.

Want all the blessings of Christianity without having to hassle with a church? Well, it isn’t possible.

What do you get when ideology drives federal policy? Dangerous foolishness.

We now know what to expect, so we must be ready to not only speak out, but speak out winsomely.

Our society seems determined on distracting us with “sin taxes” and pseudo-sins while actually subsidizing the real kind.

Sure, these are tough times. But when we grab hold of the hope we have in Christ, we can face the challenges before us.