Category: Colson Center

Black Friday will be different this year, thanks to COVID-19. Instead of a single day of sleep-deprived consumers trampling security guards for flatscreen TV’s, it’s more a couple weeks of…

G.K. Chesterton once said that gratitude was “nearly the greatest of all human duties, (and) nearly the most difficult.” It is the greatest of human duties, because as Paul wrote…

John and Shane venture where men seldom dare. They field questions on contraception and the role of sex in marriage. They’re asked for resources to build a scaffold for the…

When Christians use the term “free will,” it’s often in discussions about divine sovereignty and predestination. Whether we choose God or God chooses us has been at the center of…

In 1967, ex-Harvard professor Timothy Leary famously coined one of the slogans of 60’s counter culture when he told hippies to “turn on, tune in, [and] drop out.” Psychedelics like…

Mary Eberstadt believes our national distrust is linked closely to a shift in fatherhood. A recent articled published in First Things makes the point that there is a link to…

A recent report by the Belgium affiliate of Amnesty International contained an elephant-sized irony that neither Amnesty International nor much of the media seemed to notice. Entitled “Nursing Home Blind…

John and Shane wrestle with a myriad of challenging stories this week. They discuss the decline of the Boy Scouts, highlighting opportunities for the church to provide guidance for individuals…

Acts 4 describes how, after throwing Peter and John in jail for “teaching the people (and) proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection of the dead,” the Sanhedrin demanded that they “not speak…

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