Chuck Colson

• 02/18/2010

  An Inconvenient Driveway

  A leading global warming scientist has some startling news for you. Read today’s commentary to learn more.

• 02/17/2010

  Forty Days of Forgiveness

  Are you giving up anything for Lent? How about giving something instead. Like the gift of forgiveness?

• 02/16/2010

  Eating Our Young, Killing Our Old

  What happens when our respect for our elders runs headlong into economic reality?

• 02/15/2010

  Proof That Abstinence Works

  It was a bad day for the media elites. In fact, they could barely bring themselves to acknowledge the truth of the biggest story of the day.

• 02/14/2010

  Witty Witnessing

  Anyone who knows me knows I love a good laugh. And I love sound apologetics as well. Let me tell you about a book that offers both.

• 02/12/2010

  Goodbye, Don't Ask Don't Tell?

  So, what’s the big deal about allowing openly gay men and lesbians to serve in the military?

• 02/10/2010

  Biblical Bambi, the Return

  Bambi has returned to Israel! Now, if only Christians could do the same. I’ll explain more.

• 02/07/2010

  Too Bad, Kids

  This news may come as a shock to you: Congress has decided it’s spending too much money. Seriously!

• 02/05/2010

  Who Belongs?

  Who deserves to live, and who deserves to die? Or, to be more clear, who is a who? Find out what I mean.

• 02/04/2010

  An Unexpected Totalitarianism

  Is it possible that America could lapse into totalitarianism? Well, it’s not impossible, and I’ll tell you why not.

• 02/01/2010

  Flag on the Play

  It’s good to be alive. But don’t say that too loud. Someone might claim you’re being too political.

• 01/29/2010

  The War of Worldviews

  How can a war of worldviews bring the work of a religious charity to a screeching halt? Find out.

• 01/27/2010

  It Happened in Italy

  In evil times, the choice to defend life can come at a high price. But it is always worth paying.

• 01/26/2010

  A Slap in the Face

  Utilitarianism and public policy are bad bedfellows. Inevitably, the most vulnerable get hurt.

• 01/22/2010

  A Petition of Christian Conscience

  One of my all-time favorite movies reminds me that it often takes a bold act to awaken the conscience of a nation.