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Sep 30, 2022 • 1min
Who's the Enemy When It Comes to Unborn Children?
Fetal development is no conspiracy of men to control women. Politically convenient talking points cannot deny the reality and truth of humanity in the womb.

Sep 30, 2022 • 6min
Government Overreach Doesn't Help Pregnant Women
Now more than ever, Christians must rally around the pro-life pregnancy centers that are placed in just about every town in America, doing work no one else is doing. Right now, they need support, volunteers, advocacy, and prayer. Increasingly, it is going to become important, especially in pro-abortion states, for community leaders both in business and the church to publicly express their support. It will come at a cost, but it will be absolutely necessary, especially as attacks increase.

Sep 29, 2022 • 38min
Stories of Being Redemptive Agents in the World
Enjoy this podcast in which Colson Center writer and speaker, Kasey Leander discusses with a group of Colson Fellow alumni how God is making them redemptive agents in their spheres of influence.

Sep 29, 2022 • 1min
Neopronouns Fail to Point to Reality
Pennsylvania's education department suggests the use of "gender neutral pronouns" in schools for "a more inclusive learning environment." Among their suggestions are "ne," "ve," and "xe."

Sep 29, 2022 • 6min
Redemptive Agents: The Colson Fellows
We need biblical and cultural literacy so that our beliefs are orthodox, but we also need to be about orthopraxy, applying the answers of Scripture to the rigors of actual life. One of the distinct things about the Colson Fellows program is how many different strands of worldview and life are brought together and how desperately needed that is today in such a fragmented society. If the ministry of the Colson Center has helped you gain clarity, confidence, and courage in your life, would you prayerfully consider a gift today to continue the work, supporting products and programs like the Colson Fellows? You can give at breakpoint.org/september. We look forward to hearing how God is using you in this cultural time and place.

Sep 28, 2022 • 1min
Social Media Illnesses
Jesus said to get rid of your eye or hand if it offends you, but getting rid of the internet or social media can be even harder to fathom for many of us. Maybe it shouldn't be.

Sep 28, 2022 • 4min
James Cameron's Avatar Is Back in Theaters
Avatar stands as one of the clearest examples of how worldviews can be embedded in stories, and of New Age ideas embedded in a film. Chuck Colson reminds us that every movie contains worldview messages, which gives Christians the opportunity to discern, to engage, and to communicate truth with others.

Sep 27, 2022 • 1min
Gender Dysphoria vs. Muscle Dysmorphia: Why the Difference?
All of the reports correctly treat muscle dysmorphia as a disorder that required helping these men see the goodness of their bodies as they are. Yet these same news outlets treat gender dysphoria as a problem of the body, with treatment that involves body modification, such as hormones and surgery.

Sep 27, 2022 • 6min
Planned Parenthood's New Revenue Stream Is Not a New Direction
America's largest provider and promoter of abortion has added another revenue stream. This one also promises to destroy lives, albeit in a new and subtler way. This one also promises to help women but is, in actuality, built on ideas that deny the existence of women.

Sep 26, 2022 • 58sec
Marriages Are Up in War-Torn Ukraine
According to the CDC, there were 600,000 fewer marriages in the United States in 2020 than in 2000, even though the population grew by nearly 50 million. While many reasons are offered for the downward trend, one of the most common is cultural instability. But that explanation does not apply to Ukraine, which has been in the midst of a war for the past six months. With thousands dead, infrastructure wrecked, and control of cities switching back and forth, "stability" wouldn't be the word to describe Ukraine. Yet, in the first half of 2022, the nation had a record number of marriages, with weddings more likely at the front than behind the lines. What explains so many couples taking the big leap in the face of mortal danger? Maybe they've got nothing to lose. Maybe marriage is an act of defiant hope. And maybe, marriage isn't the relationship of convenience that so many in the West have come to think of it as.


