You would think that all the murders, massacres, kidnappings, and burned-down churches would make Nigeria front page news. But for some reason…
You would think that all the murders, massacres, kidnappings, and burned-down churches would make Nigeria front page news. But for some reason…
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American is experiencing a “boom economy” but according to the New York Times, many Americans are “professionally miserable.”... Read More
Muslim families in New Zealand have begun to bury their dead. As we mourn with those who mourn, let’s understand what our world is in danger of losing.
As I record this commentary, the death toll in the horrific terrorist attack in New Zealand has risen... Read More
Andrew Walker of the ERLC details the ways in which the Equality Act would endanger religious liberty.
The House Democrats have introduced the so-called “Equality Act,” which would grant civil rights protections based on gender... Read More
There’s still very little room for what the late Brennan Manning called “the bedraggled, beat-up, and burnt-out.”
It seems that scarcely a month or two goes by without another story about some pastor or other... Read More
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Everything we do at the Colson Center, including the Point and BreakPoint commentaries and the BreakPoint podcast, is... Read More
Every Christian, not just some but all, are called to engage the culture, whatever culture where God has placed them.
Everything we do at the Colson Center, including BreakPoint, the Point, BreakPoint This Week, the BreakPoint podcast, and... Read More
John Stonestreet and Warren Cole Smith discuss the news of the week from a Christian worldview perspective.
“If you got the dough, you go to the show.” So says Warren Smith about the College admissions... Read More
There is no red-letter Bible. The same God who spoke the words of the Sermon on the Mount inspired Matthew in his description of that same event.
Sometimes we best prove our point by demonstrating the very flaw we’re trying to critique. Last week, I... Read More
In the months ahead, we will feature some of the churches, ministries, and individuals doing effective work in foster care.
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a series of articles on how the church is responding to... Read More
Apparently, a number of parents, educators, and coaches are willing to cheat their kid’s way into college. Let’s be clear, the problem revealed by this scandal is systemic.
On Tuesday, the Justice Department announced the indictment of fifty people, including a pair of well-known actresses, for... Read More
This is new. Or is it?
An Israeli company has developed a technology that sounds magical. Or I could say, “biblical…” Watergen can produce... Read More
While much of the New Testament prophecy points to a distant future, many of the claims of Jesus can be assessed now.
If you’re trying to determine whether or not the New Testament is historically reliable, archaeology and ancient non-Biblical records can provide “touch... Read More
More and more schools, including elementary schools, are pushing gender ideology on kids. One thing that parents can do is to take a look across the pond.
The following is not a hypothetical scenario. Your four-year old daughter comes home from school and says, “I... Read More
Every life is worth saving.
The Human Defense Initiative recently posted the amazing stories of five young men and women who survived abortions.... Read More
Christians are duty bound to grow in truth and knowledge
Why do so many Christians sometimes struggle to engage with unbelievers? How many of us feel ill-equipped to... Read More
