BreakPoint

Chuck Colson had a deep passion for teaching Christian worldview, and for teaching teachers to teach it.

Most people define courage by extraordinary acts of heroism, but being a good father takes real courage.

What is culture all about? What's at its very core?

It takes a truly great man to resist seizing power when it is clearly within his grasp.

They say a picture's worth a thousand words. That's especially true when it comes to abortion.

A lot of things go into making a person great in the eyes of our culture. Unfortunately these days, character isn't necessarily one of them.

A sports celebrity took a courageous stand last week, but it wasn't the one we heard the most about.

If there really is "no place like home" and if you're ready to make some changes in your life, I've got a great book for you.

Some problems in this world are so great that great faith is required to bring about solutions.

Alleviating suffering isn't a matter of choosing between faith and science. On the contrary, it only happens when the two work hand-in-hand.

Let's talk worldview at work. Not just how worldview works, but how worldview impacts work itself, including how we do business.

The horrific stories from the abortion clinic of Kermit Gosnell are the brutally logical spawn of Roe v. Wade.

"Where there is no vision," the Scriptures tell us, "the people perish."

This incredible man had not sought prestige and power, never mind greatness, but these came to him as he focused on those who were least able to reciprocate. Meanwhile through his preaching Christ and demands for religious liberty, he became one of the key figures in the collapse of communism in Europe.

Those of us who aren't persecuted should thank God by using our freedom on behalf of Saeed Abedini and the rest of our suffering brothers and sisters.

Claims that legalizing same-sex "marriage" is a slippery slope to polygamy have been met with scoffs. We really hate to say "We told you so…"

A year ago Sunday, my friend and mentor, Chuck Colson, passed away. What I said on BreakPoint at that time still applies today.

Bonhoeffer encouraged us to come out into the tempest of the living. That was Chuck Colson's life, which I tried to describe the day before he died, just over a year ago.

Most of us have sat, head in hands, asking, "What in the world is God doing with my life?" Find about how one hero answered that question.

Democracy is a good thing, but the persecution of Christians that can result from democracy is not.