BreakPoint: A Lack of Judgment?
Why Hell Still Belongs in a Christian Worldview
If you think of American Christianity as a pendulum, we’re currently at the opposite extreme from the First Great Awakening...Read more
Tag: Christian Living
The Point: What—and Who—do You Work for?
American is experiencing a “boom economy” but according to the New York Times, many Americans are “professionally miserable.” In fact,..Read more
BreakPoint: It’s Time to Apply to the Colson Fellows
Join the Work of Redemption
Everything we do at the Colson Center, including BreakPoint, the Point, BreakPoint This Week, the BreakPoint podcast, and the Wilberforce..Read more
Restoring All Things
Churches Step Up to Foster Parenting and Adoption
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a series of articles on how the church is responding to the foster..Read more
BreakPoint: The College Admissions Scandal
Fruit Born of Utilitarian Philosophy
On Tuesday, the Justice Department announced the indictment of fifty people, including a pair of well-known actresses, for their participation..Read more
Thoughtless Christianity is Not Christian Faith
Why do so many Christians sometimes struggle to engage with unbelievers? How many of us feel ill-equipped to dialogue with..Read more
BreakPoint: Dads, Take Your Kids to Church!
Fathers’ Outsized Role in Children’s Faith
I still remember when Papa Johns came to my hometown. Man, I loved their pizza. Still do. And I loved..Read more
The Point: All the Lonely People
The most connected generation is the most lonely. A recent survey from health insurance company Cigna revealed that most Americans..Read more
BreakPoint: Give up Contempt for Lent
After All, Jesus Suffers Us Gladly
We recently began the season of Lent. One of the practices most associated with this season is giving up something..Read more
BreakPoint: The Retirement Reformation Manifesto
Purpose, not Pastime
America is getting older. In 1950, near the beginning of the Baby Boom era, the average life expectancy of Americans..Read more
