BreakPoint: Christians Die, Media Mum
Genocide in Nigeria
Over the past week, Senior Colson Fellow Glenn Sunshine has taken to Facebook to do something that much of the..Read more
Tag: Crime & Justice
The Point: Getting Away with Murder
On February 3, Jennifer Irigoyen was stabbed to death in her Queens, New York, apartment. Her ex-boyfriend turned himself in,..Read more
BP This Week: Terrific and Terrible Tunes of the Season
Plus: First Step Act and TIME’s Person of the Year
John Stonestreet and Ed Stetzer mark the weekend before Christmas with playful jabs about the best and worst Christmas songs,..Read more
The Point: Celebrating the First Step Act
I wish Chuck Colson were here to celebrate. On Tuesday the U. S. Senate overwhelmingly passed the First Step Act,..Read more
BreakPoint: Blasphemy Laws in Europe
Islam, Christianity, and Free Speech
We think of Europe as secular, progressive, and confidently post-religious. But try criticizing Islam. Should governments be in the business..Read more
BP This Week: What Is Broken in Our Culture?
The Thousand Oaks Shooting, the Mid-Terms, Voting Rights for Ex-Felons
Less than two weeks after the Tree of Life massacre in Pittsburgh, another mass shooting: This time in Thousand Oaks,..Read more
BreakPoint: “Gosnell: The Movie”
The Murder Case that Put Abortion on Trial
A new film is telling the details of a horror so unspeakable, it shocked federal investigators. It’s a story that..Read more
BreakPoint: Chicago Violence
Rahm Emanuel Calls for Morals, and Progressives Call for His Resignation
More money and more education can’t solve what are, at heart, problems of the heart. But in some cities, you..Read more
BreakPoint: Second Chance Month 2018
Restoring Those Who’ve Served Their Time
Believers and non-believers, the right and the left, can agree on this: Men and women who’ve done their time deserve..Read more
BP This Week: Remembering Dr. King’s Dream
Plus: The Media and Religion; When Church Leaders Fail
John Stonestreet and Ed Stezter mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. They discuss the..Read more
