BreakPoint: Zuckerberg Theater on Capitol Hill
Facebook and Us
Last week, the Senate and the House grilled Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook’s use of data. Maybe someone else should have..Read more
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Teach Your Kids How To Live In A Facebook World
Editor’s Note: Dr. Kathy Koch will be one of the presenters on The Colson Center’s upcoming online short course, “Making..Read more
BreakPoint: The Seven Last Sayings of Jesus
The Lord’s Words, Haydn’s Music
Welcome to Holy Week. Today we offer reflections—and music—on the seven last sayings of Jesus. In 2012, the English poet..Read more
Art for God’s – and our Neighbor’s – Sake
Promoting the Good, the True, and the Beautiful
God is an artist. In fact, that is the first thing we learn about Him: “In the beginning, God created.”..Read more
Art for the Common Good
Restoring All Things
In my imagination, Art House America was storied place, a sort of artistic Rivendell, a “place of peace” for artists..Read more
BreakPoint This Week: Sexual Chaos in Sports
Does God have a favorite team in games like the Super Bowl? John and Ed open by exploring the theology..Read more
From “Dr. Who” to “Dr. What”
On Christmas Day, “Doctor Who” returns in a new television episode that will send shock waves throughout the universe. Spoiler: The..Read more
The Reformation and the Visual Arts
The Legacy of the Reformation
While the impact of the Reformation on music is widely recognized, its considerable effect on the visual arts is not...Read more
BP Podcast: Keith Getty – Getty Sing!
On this episode of the BreakPoint Podcast, Warren Cole Smith interviews composer and hymn writer Keith Getty about Keith’s passion—and..Read more
The Reformation and Music
The Legacy of the Reformation
We’ve looked at the impact of Protestantism on society, economics, politics, and education. This movement also influenced the arts. Nowhere..Read more