Our Adolescent Culture
by John Stonestreet
In virtually every other culture in the history of the world prior to late 20th century Western culture, kids became adults. Not so anymore. They now become, to put it in sociologically acceptable terms, adolescents.
Faith in Madoff
by Stuart McKelvie
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.
A Godly Confidence
by Stephen Reed
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.
Why Should Christ-Followers Read Fiction?
by Mary E. DeMuth
Two years before I penned my first novel, a BreakPoint transcript transformed my life. In it, Chuck Colson discussed the power of fiction to change culture.
Restoring Hope for Juvenile Offenders
by Karen Williams
Raphael's guilt will never leave him. Everyday he remembers the night when, in a blind fury after losing a fight, he ran to a friend's car, grabbed the gun that lay inside, and pulled the trigger three times.
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