Chuck Colson

You can’t understand Christmas if you ignore human suffering.

When times are great, it’s easy to be grateful. But when times are tough, that calls for radical gratitude.

I guess it goes without saying that the Christian worldview isn’t just for Americans ... but I’ll say it anyway.

We’ve all heard of wrongful death lawsuits, but can a doctor be sued for wrongful birth? Evidently, the answer is yes.

Having seen that God loved us enough that He did not spare even His own Son, how can we lack for hope today, even in bleak times?

Christian hope gives us the joy and the endurance to carry on. You often see these fruits in the lives of devout believers.

Sure, these are tough times. But when we grab hold of the hope we have in Christ, we can face the challenges before us.

Our society seems determined on distracting us with “sin taxes” and pseudo-sins while actually subsidizing the real kind.

We now know what to expect, so we must be ready to not only speak out, but speak out winsomely.

What do you get when ideology drives federal policy? Dangerous foolishness.

Want all the blessings of Christianity without having to hassle with a church? Well, it isn’t possible.

How will the Supreme Court decide the Obamacare case? And what will factor into their decision?

“Show, don’t tell.” That’s the trick good writers use to make their point. And that’s what two new films about abortion are doing.

A decorated American soldier allegedly becomes a mass murderer. Why? How? Well, look inside your own heart.

I’m convinced that the defining issue of our time is truth. And at least one prominent atheist, of all things, agrees with me.

“A fetus is not truly human,” say advocates of abortion. Well, according to two pro-choice ethicists, neither is a newborn baby.

The media and the Obama administration don’t want you to know, but most Americans oppose the contraceptive mandate.

The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation has placed me on a list of commentators with "violent anti-LGBT rhetoric"...