I've spent my career some 60-odd years, thinking, studying, debating, and writing about the great questions of human existence.

I consider this the calling God has placed in my life.

And yet, the questions I've spent my lifetime wrestling with have never been more urgent

than right now.

I believe that we are at a civilizational moment.

The period of crisis when a civilization, our civilization, completely loses touch with the inspiration that made it

what it is.

It is at this point, like all the other civilizations that have come and gone before us,

that we face three clear options.

Renew the original inspiration, replace it it with something equally solid or decline?

That's Oz Guinness in Truth Rising, a new groundbreaking documentary film from the Colson Center and focus on the family.

As Oz says, we're living in a civilizational moment.

We know museums and history books are full of artifacts of once dominant civilizations

that have been long ago reduced to ruins. And that's the inevitable future of the West if we are

detached from the essential truths that rooted and nourished it. Christians are not victims of

civilizational decline. We've been put in this time, in this place, on purpose by God.

Truth Rising helps Christians see how critical this civilizational moment is

and understand the role that they have to play in it

by embracing their calling to be agents of renewal wherever God has placed them.

The film premieres globally, September the 5th.

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