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By Chuck Colson|Published Date: February 06, 2012

Moral Issues in the Election
This reflection from the 2010 elections continues to be relevant for this year.
Here we are, six days from the midterm elections, and the silence is deafening.
Next Tuesday, I hope you will do your Christian duty and head to the polls to vote for the candidate of your choice. I trust that your faith will guide you in your decision. Which candidate will best promote justice and preserve order? After all, those are the biblically sanctioned roles of government.
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By Chuck Colson|Published Date: January 30, 2012

Living the Full Image of God
Francis Schaeffer emphasize the beauty of God – a message Tom Pratt, former PF president, understood very well, as Chuck recalls in the BreakPoint archive remembering Francis Schaeffer.
When you walk into the office of Tom Pratt, the president of Prison Fellowship, immediately you sense that this is no ordinary office. There's no imposing, executive-style desk. Instead the room is centered on a round table, small enough for easy conversation. On one side is a reading stand with a high perch; on the other, a reclining chaise.
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By T. M. Moore|Published Date: January 16, 2012

Bill Gates and Education Reform
The BreakPoint commentary aired last June. Chuck calls us to support every good effort to reform America’s schools.
Who’s funding a broad-based education reform movement to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars?
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By Chuck Colson|Published Date: January 09, 2012

The Need for Education Reform
This commentary first appeared in October 2010. But it’s message is as timely today as ever. View this week’s Two-minute Warning to learn more about educational opportunities in America.
Are public schools rigged to benefit adults more than children? A new movie sheds light on the issue.
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By Chuck Colson|Published Date: January 02, 2012

The Homo Sapiens Exhibit
First aired in 1996, this BreakPoint commentary reminds us again that, as the image-bearers of God, human beings are not just “higher animals.”
Visitors to a European zoo lined up recently to see the most amazing exhibit ever featured: The creatures had been taught to use computers and fax machines. They read books, sent E-mail messages, and chatted on the telephone.
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By Chuck Colson|Published Date: December 26, 2011

Christianity is a worldview
First aired in Septermber, 2009, this archive BreakPoint commentary summarizes the Church’s great proposal to a dying age.
Today I want to tell you about a major new effort to renew the Church and transform the culture.
What is the vision of the Church? That was the sermon topic one Sunday a dozen years ago or so when I visited a friend’s church. But as I listened, I found my mind wandering. I had just signed a contract to write a book on Christian worldview, and I was experiencing writer’s remorse. Did this book really need to be written?
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