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The message of Christmas is the message of the cradle, the cross, and the crown. The cradle because God became a man in Christ. But the wood of the cradle touches the wood of the cross, where that man died for the forgiveness of our sins.

The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), which represents more than 800 schools worldwide, has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a University of California policy that bars students taught from a conservative Christian...

From emotional revivalism to commercial and financial motivations to the "Jesus Movement" to today. Bob Kauflin takes a closer look.

Making prison safer for everyone, including people who identify as transgender, is a goal worthy of any civilized society, one of the great causes in the life and ministry of Chuck Colson, and grounded only in Christian history. At the same time,...

A recent New York Times story described how the federal government shutdown was impacting a small town in Florida’s panhandle. The story’s “angle” was that the town that overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump two years ago was now being hurt by...

Back in 2007, Chuck Colson described that history in a Breakpoint he called “Honoring the Witnesses.” Here’s Chuck Colson: 

For Christians, there’s no more controversial day on the calendar than Halloween. So what did Chuck Colson have to say about it?

Discover the surprising Christian origins of Halloween, which is actually the eve of All Saints' Day, a day historically dedicated to honoring the lives and sacrifices of faithful believers. 

Is it true that lazy and complacent Christianity develops in "safe" countries, while persecution fosters a robust Christianity?

Advocates of Christian nationalism do often accurately describe the problems Western societies face: protecting the beauties of tradition and transcendence and the vital importance of allowing our faith to influence public life. They are also...

God’s love is a mystery, one we see illustrated and told throughout Scripture, and history.

When sleep feels impossible and anxieties overwhelm, Psalm 77 reminds us to shift our focus from worries to God’s faithfulness. Like Asaph, we can meditate on the Lord’s mighty deeds—His power in creation, His deliverance of His people, and His...

We live in a world that has fallen to sin, and as a result, everyone is guilty of something. No one is perfect.

Instead of concentrating on programs that segregate the generations, perhaps it is time to develop ways to link the generations in biblically-based strategies and functions.

You can encourage and comfort others with the same encouragement and comfort you have received.