Breakpoint

F3 offers a witness to the goodness of fellowship in the lives of men—and particularly how fellowship grounded in faith in Jesus just seems to be the strongest and most life-giving kind there is.

Can the definition of family "morph"? Is family a real thing that exists, or is the word family a mere placeholder for any relational arrangement?

Children need their moms and their dads. Moms need their husbands, and dads need their wives. These needs aren't fake, socially constructed, or culturally conditioned.

This month, for a gift of any amount to the Colson Center, we'll send you Chesterton scholar Dale Ahlquist's compilation of Chesterton essays, The Story of the Family, and also provide access to a video series developed by Ahlquist exclusively for the Colson Center. Visit colsoncenter.org/october for more information.

Emma's poise, serenity, and sense of humor counterbalanced her husband's impulsive, emotional nature and became the backbone of [Dwight] Moody's success.

Recently in The Atlantic, Maggie Mertens declared that "separating sports by sex doesn't make sense." As long as equality means sameness and exceptions disprove created norms, we can expect headlines to only become more and more absurd, reflecting even more creative mental gymnastics.

Abortion is big business for Planned Parenthood, no matter how they fudge the numbers.

God did not create generic people with shapeless identities. While there is not biblical warrant to call any nation "Christian" since the days of ancient Israel, there's plenty for living fully as Christians as citizens of our nations.

The data is in, and legalizing marijuana never delivers what is promised.

Christians must avoid two extremes when it comes to inappropriate conflation of Christianity and nationalism. While God moves through nations and states, just as He does through individuals, the restoration of all things involves people from every tongue, tribe, nation, and language. It is simply unwise to take up a term that has been historically associated with some of the worst villains of the last century or so.

Pregnancy resource centers need public support from business leaders and pastors. They need our support and prayers more than ever.