Chuck Colson

Concerning so-called "gay marriage," we must remember that politics is downstream from culture.

Much of what Christians hold dear -- life, marriage and religious freedom -- is coming under pressure in ways we never predicted.

For many of today’s spiritual seekers, life is a big buffet: Take a little of this, a little of that. But how nourishing is this?

Sometimes it takes courage to do the right thing. But what is courage, and why does the church need it in spades?

A few days ago, Americans got a lesson in hypocrisy -- and of how dangerous it can be to redefine words.

Everyone loves a good escape story. But in the case of a certain Chinese dissident, the world needs to hear the rest of the story.

Jesus didn’t come to save us from our humanness, but to our humanness. Sound strange?

If Christianity can make it in New York, it can make it anywhere.

Chuck Colson never placed his faith in “magic pills” that could medicate our problems away. And nor should we.

How are you and Jesus doing? And how are you and His body, the church, doing? You can’t answer one without the other.

Jesus prayed in the garden that we would be one. We haven’t done so well with that command, but we can learn a thing or two from Chuck.

When a loved one passes on, it’s good to remember and draw inspiration from his life.

Chuck Colson said he never really left prison. I’ll explain what he meant, and why it’s so important.

I would like to spend some time re-acquainting you with the things that made Chuck Colson’s life so great.

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