Hi there. I'm Casey Leander and I'm a contributor here at the Colson Center for Christian

World View where I work on Breakpoint, on the Breakpoint editorial team. I have the privilege of

thinking through today's cultural issues and writing commentary alongside my colleagues, Maria

Bear, Heather Peterson, Glenn Sunshine, Shane Morris, Tim

Pageant, and of course, John Stone Street. Our goal with the Colson Center is to expand the way

that we view our Christian faith. And what we really want is for people to see it not just as

an element of their lives that applies to Sundays, but as something that impacts their

everyday life. We want your Christian faith to go with you in how you listen to the news,

obviously, but how you work at your job, how we educate our kids, how we listen to music,

how we watch movies, cook food, and do community in general.

One way we do that with the Colson Center obviously is Breakpoint and our Breakpoint

commentaries, but the truth is there's so much more depth that can be conveyed through deeper

study. That's why I think one of the very best things we offer at the Colson Center is the

Colson Fellows Program.

So today I have the opportunity to interview several Colson Fellows alumni. These are folks

who have gone through our Colson Fellows program with flying colors and have a passion to just

share about their experience today. The Colson Fellows program is a 10-month study course. We offer it

starting in July's and ending in April. We have about 750 students on average, although the

program is growing. It's comprised of pastors, CEOs, entrepreneurs, moms, educators, dads,

Christians of all stripes, a really impressively

diverse background. And what they do in that study program is learn how to see the world as a

Christian. We're not just looking at what we are saved of or how we are saved in the sense that

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