Breakpoint

Colson Center
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12 snips
Sep 10, 2025 • 5min

Take the Tech Exit

Exploring the dangers of smartphone use, the discussion highlights its impact on youth mental health, including rising anxiety and depression. Parents are encouraged to reconsider their children's screen time and find practical ways to regulate technology use. The conversation also offers strategies to help families navigate this digital landscape while fostering healthier habits and deeper connections.
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14 snips
Sep 9, 2025 • 6min

Back-to-(Non-Public)-School Time

In this enlightening discussion, the hosts delve into the trend of families opting out of public schools for private, homeschool, and micro school alternatives. They underscore the importance of parental empowerment in shaping education that aligns with family values. The conversation further explores how Christian education can catalyze cultural renewal, highlighting the need for strong leadership to forge paths for families seeking meaningful educational options.
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12 snips
Sep 8, 2025 • 5min

Where Do Human Rights Come from, Senator?

The discussion delves into the origins of human rights, challenging the notion that governments can bestow or revoke them. A U.S. senator's contrasting views spark a fascinating comparison between Western and Islamic perspectives. The conversation highlights the philosophical foundations of these rights and examines their implications on governance and human dignity across cultures.
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21 snips
Sep 5, 2025 • 1h 2min

Deploying National Guard to American Cities, U.K. Comedian Arrested for Tweets, Malcolm Gladwell Confesses, Where Human Rights Come From, A Conversation with Jack Phillips, and "Shiny, Happy People"

Jack Phillips, the owner of Masterpiece Cake Shop and a prominent figure in a landmark Supreme Court case about religious liberty, joins the discussion. He offers insights into the cultural conflict of free speech and faith, stemming from his refusal to create a cake for a same-sex wedding. The conversation touches on the arrest of a UK comedian, the implications of human rights derived from a creator versus the government, and the challenges surrounding forgiveness in today's society. Phillips also answers listener questions about relevant cultural issues.
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12 snips
Sep 5, 2025 • 6min

Why the Worldview of Atheists May be a Little Christian

The spiritual landscape is shifting, especially among the youth, who are increasingly seeking deeper connections. Many are moving away from being religiously unaffiliated, displaying renewed curiosity about spirituality. Notably, even some prominent atheists are reevaluating Christianity's influence on society, appreciating its cultural practices. This evolving perspective suggests that the worldviews in the West might need a rethink, leading to unexpected intersections between atheism and Christian values.
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22 snips
Sep 4, 2025 • 6min

From Cancel Culture to Assassination Culture?

Dive into a discussion on the unsettling transformation from cancel culture to a more violent form of activism. The conversation emphasizes the dangers of dehumanizing others based on differing ideas. It contrasts current societal aggression with biblical teachings that promote understanding and the sanctity of life. The hosts provoke thought on how grassroots movements can reclaim compassion to prevent the shift towards extremism.
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5 snips
Sep 3, 2025 • 5min

The Quiet Revival of Gen Z

Young people are experiencing a surprising revival of Christianity, moving away from secularism in search of deeper faith. This shift is marked by increased church attendance among Generation Z, suggesting they are seeking fulfillment in traditional beliefs. As disillusionment grows, there’s a significant opportunity for the Church to connect with this generation and help them discover spiritual meaning.
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27 snips
Sep 3, 2025 • 32min

BONUS: Quiet Revival with Justin Brierley

Justin Brierley, a British podcast host and author, dives into the phenomenon of a 'quiet revival' among young people rediscovering Christianity. He discusses how post-COVID spiritual engagement is rising, especially among the 18 to 24 age group, contrasting their search for meaning with secular challenges. Brierley also explores the changing dynamics of faith, particularly among young men navigating modern masculinity, and highlights a hopeful resurgence of belief in God, reflecting a broader cultural shift towards spiritual inquiry and connection.
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10 snips
Sep 2, 2025 • 7min

Chloe Cole Found the One Who is Truth

Dive into a compelling conversation about the complexities of identity and the courage it takes to confront personal truths. Hear the inspiring journey of a young woman navigating a transition to male, revealing the societal challenges involved. Emphasizing the importance of honesty, this discussion sheds light on how embracing reality can pave the way for a fulfilling life. This exploration serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of self-acceptance in today's evolving culture.
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10 snips
Sep 1, 2025 • 6min

Calling Evil Good and Good Evil

Explore the alarming case of a young girl in Scotland charged for knife possession, raising questions about systemic failures in protecting women from violence. The discussion highlights catastrophic cultural issues and the impact of immigration on crime. Delve into the dangers of moral relativism, as societal biases threaten vulnerable populations. A new film sheds light on these critical themes, emphasizing the urgent need for truth and justice in our communities.

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