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Sometimes we ask, “What would Jesus do?” On abortion, let’s try asking, “What would Wilberforce do?”

Some problems in this world are so great that great faith is required to bring about solutions.

This weekend the 2016 William Wilberforce Award will be given to a man who found his greatest joy serving others.

It's about honoring God no matter what for Hobby Lobby owners David and Barbara Green.

We just held the Colson Center’s biggest event ever. Let me give you a little taste of what you missed.

Bob Fu never intended this would be his life. Born in Shandong Province to a disabled father and beggar mother, he enrolled in university, fully intending to join the Communist Party and become a government official. God, however, had...

The 2023 Wilberforce Award recipient is Shodankeh Johnson, a pastor and church planter in Sierra Leone. The award was named after William Wilberforce, whose work as an English politician led to the abolishment of slavery in 1833 in the British...

It’s time to announce the winner of the William Wilberforce Award. And it’s about time you joined us for the ceremony!

I’ve got four good reasons for you to consider attending the Wilberforce Weekend. And they all begin with the letter “c.”

Each year, the Colson Center gathers with Christians from across the country for an event named in abolitionist William Wilberforce’s honor. The Wilberforce Weekend will be held in Orlando, Florida, May 13-15. This year’s conference will explore,...

So what is marriage anyway, and why is the Supreme Court case so important? I’ll let one of the smartest men I know fill you in.

Today is the 185th anniversary of a monumental achievement brought about by a great man of faith. In fact, Chuck Colson called him his hero, and he’s mine too.

Today it is my privilege to announce the winner of the 2018 William Wilberforce Award—and to invite you to meet him next month.

So what is marriage anyway, and why is the Supreme Court case so important? I’ll let one of the smartest men I know fill you in.

If you can’t be in Washington, D.C., tomorrow for our Wilberforce Weekend . . . well, actually, you can! But you’ll need your computer.