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A few weeks ago, a New York Times op-ed piece declared “America has a masculinity crisis.” Today on Breakpoint, Glenn Stanton, the director of Global Family Formation Studies at Focus on the Family, discusses the state of young men in American culture: Scott Galloway, a NYU business professor and manhood guru on the Left, recently told Ross Douthat on his Interesting Times podcast, “I worry […]
For over two thousand years, the church has carried three precious gifts to the bedside of the dying: repentance, hope and the promise that Jesus Christ has conquered death. Specifically, the Anglican tradition—through confession, anointing, Holy Communion and the commendation of the departing soul—has borne witness that in life and in death, the redeemed belong […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Entertainment Editor Monday, August 17, 2026 Angel Studios Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris bring to life one of the Cold War’s most consequential encounters in “The Brink of War,” a historical drama about the Reykjavik Summit and former President Ronald Reagan facing off against Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev in high-stakes […]
To know time is to know grief. To know time is to know the good days and the bad days, the sweet memories and the bitter memories, the hope for tomorrow and the fear for tomorrow. Even the good, rich, full days become nostalgia, a bittersweet recollection of what we can’t recreate today. To know […]
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, August 16, 2026 A view of the Old Town (Altstadt) in Innsbruck, Austria. | Dennis Lennox Innsbruck is often treated as a gateway to skiing and alpine adventure. That sells the Austrian city short. Visitors to the capital of Tyrol can spend the morning in the long shadow of […]
A recent article by science writer Elizabeth Svoboda at the Wall Street Journal argued that an occasional 24-hour break is good for the mind and body. As she wrote: These micro-retreats have proven so energizing that I now take a few each year—and science suggests such hiatuses, despite their brief duration, can renew enthusiasm and relieve […]
The first and greatest temptation is “to be like God.” When that happens, however, the result is not that we treat one another like gods. Rather, we dehumanize one another. That’s what is at the heart of the desecration of man in modern culture. At the Colson Center National Conference, Dr. Carl Trueman described this […]
“Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life? … Do not set your heart on what you will eat or drink; do not worry about it. For the pagan world runs after all such things, and your Father knows that you need them. But seek His kingdom, and these things […]
There’s a trend going around right now where people post things like “kinda chic to have a prayer closet in your home,” or “it’s kinda chic to choose obedience over comfort.” Bible study at a coffee shop, an outfit post with a faith caption, a prayer closet styled next to a candle, all captioned with […]
A longtime friend, who has had great success incorporating artificial intelligence into an already successful business, likened the recent Colson Center Great Lakes Symposium on artificial intelligence to an old man yelling, “Get off my lawn.” He’s not wrong, at least when it comes to a lot of ways AI gets talked about. Our speakers […]