Opinion Archives

On May 8, 2017, President Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett to a seat on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

Canadians, or at least Canadian media elites, seem intent on creating a real-life version of what novelist P.D. James, in her novel “The Children...

Today I want to raise a different question: If a group puts out a statement on an important subject and very few people take notice, and those who...

We have plenty of reasons to be praying and doing all we can to alleviate suffering. There’s cause for grief about the news—but not for pessimism.

America’s founders believed that freedom of speech, the ability to express political and religious opinions, even unpopular ones, is central to...

What may we conclude, if anything at all, about the tragedy in Houston?

After a brave battle with cancer, Michael Cromartie went home to be with the Lord last week, a loss that all of us here at the Colson Center felt...

What do a Greek-speaking Egyptian rebel and an ancient king of the Nabateans have in common? They both point to the reliability of the Bible. Stay...

How does faith speak to the storms of life that are literal?

What outrages and worries us says a lot about us, and our worldview. It says a lot about the media also.

May the gospel shape my work habits and attitude.

We’re called to speak the good news into every area of human life, including the dark corners of racism.

ust as the cross has inspired millions of Christians to stand up for life, to fight for freedom and to come alongside victims of oppression, there...

We were told the new sexual orthodoxy wouldn’t impact anyone who didn’t want to endorse it. Well, that was false. Please stay tuned to BreakPoint.