Breakpoint

Colson Center
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Dec 10, 2025 • 5min

Are There No Suicide Pods? Are There No Gas Chambers?

Lessons from Scrooge on assisted suicide. __________ Learn more about Truth Rising at truthrising.com/colson.
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Dec 9, 2025 • 4min

Advent Poetry

Join Glenn Sunshine, a Christian scholar known for his theological insights, as he delves into the transformative power of Advent poetry. He discusses how poetry, often overlooked, can refresh our understanding of faith and scripture. Glenn highlights Malcolm Guite's devotional volumes, designed to illuminate the themes of Advent and Christmas. He emphasizes how poetry can provide deeper truths and encourages listeners to embrace its indirect meanings, pushing back against cultural commercialization in favor of a richer spiritual experience.
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Dec 8, 2025 • 7min

A Decade of "Words of the Year"

Abdu Murray, a speaker and author, dives deep into how the words we choose reflect cultural realities. He discusses how Oxford's word selections serve as a cultural MRI, revealing our collective fears and desires. The conversation navigates the shift toward post-truth and self-generated realities since 2016. Murray highlights the impact of Millennials and Gen Z on cultural trends like 'goblin mode' and 'ragebait.' He emphasizes Christianity as a counter-narrative that anchors identity and truth amid a digital landscape filled with curated realities.
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Dec 5, 2025 • 1h 5min

Immigration and the Image of God; Exposing Transgenderism; and Is Nick Fuentes Radical Feminism for Men?

The hosts dive into the controversial fraud scandal involving Minnesota's Somali community and discuss the complexities of immigration policy shaped by Christian perspectives. They explore shocking revelations about the transgender medical field, where doctors admit they often lack evidence-backed practices. The conversation shifts to Nick Fuentes, examining his appeal as a progressive counterpart for men and the troubling dynamics of modern masculinity, raising questions about identity and cultural shifts in today’s society.
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7 snips
Dec 5, 2025 • 5min

AI and God's Creation Mandate

The discussion delves into AI's rapid development since the 1950s and its unsettling implications, including manipulation and mental harm. Education faces disruption as AI normalizes cheating, while work is explored through the lens of God's creation mandate. The conversation highlights the limitations of measuring human experience through efficiency and the importance of embodied activities like conversation and scripture reading. Finally, the reflection on AI as a mirror of human depravity calls for discernment grounded in faith.
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Dec 4, 2025 • 4min

The Reason for the Season (of Advent)

Discover how the arts prepare us for Christmas in the spotlight of Advent. Explore the common concerns about the season's commercialization and the importance of remembering its true meaning. Dive into music and literature recommendations, from Handel's Messiah to contemporary Advent books. Uncover the roles of ordinary figures in the Nativity and how the story frames God's grand narrative of redemption. Ultimately, everything we celebrate gains meaning through God's work, especially during this reflective season.
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6 snips
Dec 3, 2025 • 5min

Demographics is Destiny

Britain is facing a demographic crisis, with rising abortion rates leading to sharply declining live births. Economic factors like inflation and falling incomes contribute to these trends. To sustain the economy, immigration policies are increasingly crucial as fewer births necessitate more migrants. However, the influx of immigrants could also spark cultural tensions and increase crime. The discussion underscores the urgency of addressing these challenges while reflecting on the cultural and legal shifts that may exacerbate the situation.
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Dec 2, 2025 • 6min

Lessons from Weimar Germany

The podcast dives into Germany's Weimar Republic to highlight crucial political lessons. It explores the devastating effects of hyperinflation, where people resorted to wheelbarrows of money to buy basic goods. Political polarization led to radicalization, with workers drifting towards communism amid street violence. The rise of Hitler is dissected, showcasing how he exploited blame and promises to gain power. The discussion warns of contemporary parallels, including youth radicalization and economic woes, urging the church to engage proactively in shaping a hopeful worldview.
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Dec 1, 2025 • 7min

2025: A Mixed Bag for Human Dignity

The conversation focuses on the importance of protecting human dignity, especially for the vulnerable. A critique of the current administration's IVF policy highlights its shortcomings, arguing it harms more lives than it helps. The discussion also covers Illinois' move towards assisted suicide and the weakening of safeguards in such laws. Supreme Court wins for pro-life policies are celebrated, while broader cultural trends threatening dignity are scrutinized. Listeners are called to action and prayer to support the vulnerable in society.
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Nov 28, 2025 • 58min

The First Thanksgiving. Should AI Run the Government? Wrong Beliefs about the Afterlife. And the Demographic Crisis in the Western World

The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into the true story behind the first Thanksgiving, showcasing how early colonial experiments shaped American values. A surprising poll reveals that 41% of young voters are open to letting AI take a role in governance, raising questions about trust in technology. The hosts dissect a Barna study uncovering widespread confusion among Christians about the afterlife. Finally, they explore the looming demographic crisis in the West, highlighting alarming trends in birth rates and their implications.

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