Breakpoint

Fixing the right thing that’s broken for an educational system in crisis.  __________ Register for the upcoming ACSI Rooted Educator Worldview Summit at acsi.org/rooted. 

The podcast dives into a recent antisemitic attack in Colorado, examining its ties to rising violence and media biases. It highlights the critical role of the church in addressing societal issues and supporting persecuted communities, especially in Nigeria. Another engaging topic is the controversial views of a theologian on abortion, sparking discussions about the sanctity of life. The conversation also reflects on the intersection of therapy and Christian beliefs, questioning the balance between introspection and faith.

What the Boulder attack and the rise of antisemitic violence in the U.S. says about society’s critical mood.  ____________ Sign up for the free course, Hope Always: How to Be a Force for Life in a Culture of Suicide at colsoneducators.org. 

An extensive study reveals the harsh realities children face during and after divorce, debunking the myth that they are 'fine.' Alarming statistics are shared, showing increased risks of poverty, teen pregnancy, and mortality among affected kids. The discussion advocates for a critical reevaluation of how society perceives divorce's impact on children's well-being.

Spirituality-seekers are trending, but what they’re looking for is easily found.  Related Resource What Would You Say?: Was Jesus’ Resurrection Based on Pagan Myths? __________ Register today for the ACSI Rooted Conference at acsi.org/rooted. 

Tech gurus are monetizing the epidemic of loneliness, and there are victims.  Related Resource What Would You Say?: Does Technology Make Religion Obsolete? _____________ Learn the challenges facing families today—and how the Church can respond—with the “Why Family?” video series at colsoncenter.org/whyfamily. Make your gift by June 30 to strengthen the Church over the next year at colsoncenter.org/june. 

John Stonestreet spoke with Professor Robert P. George of Princeton University to discuss Fidelity Month, an alternative to the “Pride Month” celebrations that have marked this month for so long. Additional Resources Fidelity Month America Pulls Back From Values That Once Defined It, WSJ-NORC Poll Finds Seeking Truth and Speaking Truth: Law and Morality in Our Cultural Moment by Robert P. George Truth Matters: A Dialogue on Fruitful Disagreement in an Age of Division by Robert P. George and Cornel West

As so-called “Pride Month” begins, Christians must recommit to our most important relationships. ________________ Register for the 2025 Great Lakes Symposium, “Truth, Love, and Humor: Faith Without Fear” at colsoncenter.org/truth. Learn more about Fidelity Month at fidelitymonth.com.

A Christian camp is taking a stand against Colorado's gender ideology law, asserting their right to maintain traditional beliefs. The Supreme Court also opts out of a case involving a student sent home for a pro-traditional t-shirt. The discussion spirals into the complexities of women's safety amidst changing gender norms. Additionally, the idea of Fidelity Month emerges as a countercultural celebration of commitment, alongside reflections on the influence of faith in media consumption and personal accountability in today's entertainment landscape.

It’s all level at the foot of the Cross.  ____________ Register for the Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor and colsoncenter.org/truth.