An Excerpt from 'Unfashionable'

If you’re like most people, you think our culture today has the most expanded vistas ever—the most wide-open perspectives, the most enlightened outlooks.

But think again.

Can False Trust Make Real Money?

As Bernie Madoff is being sentenced for his part in perpetrating the largest known Ponzi scheme in financial history, his cultural legacy is just beginning to be developed.

Jesus' Model for His Disciples

No doubt in order to break new (and old) Christians of their inordinate human pride, the church has taught humility as one of the most important of Christian virtues.

Where Are the Grown-Ups?

“There was a time, literally, when there were no teenagers.”

From the Editor

In this month’s issue of BreakPoint WorldView, Tullian Tchividjian, pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian and author, reminds us of what the sociologist Peter Berger once called “a world without windows.”

Defending Story

Two years before I penned my first novel, a BreakPoint transcript dated May 23, 2000, transformed my life. In it, Chuck Colson discussed the power of fiction to change culture.

Now is the Time

Chuck Colson is fond of saying that the church shines brightest in tough times. History appears to support BreakPoint’s founder on this, as Christians have served extraordinarily well in a variety of ways during economic difficulties and social unrest.

Revisiting Easter in America

What are the three most important words given to man that have ever been written? Some might say, “In the beginning.” These words, the first mentioned in the Bible, are the preface to our very being, as God spoke the world and the universe into existence.

What Do They Need?

In a previous article, I argued that a major project for those of us who work with students is to help them “get” Christianity.

What It Means to Be Human

The past few weeks have been tough ones for proponents of traditional marriage. Maine, Iowa, and Vermont were added to the list of states legalizing same-sex marriages.