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Years ago, in trying to convey the specificity inherent within the nature and definition of the church to my seminary students, including a clear sense of when we know we actually have the church in operation and not just a pale imitation or even impostor, I came up with five “Cs.” To be a church, […]
Each year, the Colson Center recognizes those who have served as Colson Fellows Cohort Directors for at least five years, or who have served above and beyond the call of duty. The Colson Medal is not awarded for popularity, influence or public recognition. Rather, it is to honor persistent, persevering faithfulness. These are lives that stand out […]
Two recent news stories point to the crisis of biblical literacy, not only of knowing the biblical text but also of properly understanding it. An editorial published at the Washington Post by Princeton professor Gregory Conti (a self-professed “non-believer”) explained how common it is for college students not to know the basics of Christianity: (They) seldom recognize the allusions to the […]
Recently, in primary elections in both New York and Colorado, self-professed Communist and Democratic Socialist candidates beat even progressive-wing candidates to claim Democratic nominations for office. The political wave is moving through the States. Today on Breakpoint, Eric Patterson, president of the Victims of Communism Museum and Memorial Foundation, discusses how a Marxist worldview operates […]
Charles Darwin, the father of modern evolutionary theory, once wrote in a personal letter to a friend: “The horrid doubt always arises whether the convictions of man’s mind, which has been developed from the mind of the lower animals, are of any value or at all trustworthy.” Today on Breakpoint, theologian and professor Thaddeus Williams […]
An X user recently asked, “Is it ethical for me to charge 15% more for my rich clients?” Though that kind of opportunism is not surprising for non-believers, Christian business owners should constantly take stock in how they operate, following the example set by the author of Hebrews, who asked for prayers for “a clear conscience, desiring to […]
By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Sunday, July 05, 2026 Angelina Olivera (L) and her children, including her son, Ryu (M), who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy. | Courtesy of Angelina Olivera When Angelina Olivera cried out to God and asked why she had been called to help a family member walk the path of Duchenne […]
By Jon Brown, Christian Post Reporter Saturday, July 04, 2026 An 1846 portrait by Michael Laty of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the only Roman Catholic and last living signer of the Declaration of Independence. | Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons When Charles Carroll arrived in Philadelphia to represent Maryland in the Continental Congress, John Hancock asked the […]
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, internationally, another milestone should be recognized. July 1, 1997, marks the anniversary of when the British government handed over control of Hong Kong to the People’s Republic of China. A 50-year transitional period was established under a principle known as “one country, two systems,” in which Hong Kong serves […]
In an essay published in First Things, Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri warned of the consequences of the growing presence and increasing power of artificial intelligence. According to Hawley, AI presents a moral crisis. Thus, we should ensure that its destiny rests in our hands, not the other way around: . . . a tool of such power can serve liberty […]