Hi, Breakpoint listeners. If you're a pastor or church leader, I have a special announcement

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and it probably feels like a new cultural issue opposes your ministry every day. How can you not

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for their faith? At the Colson Center, we believe a robust Christian worldview is vital

to faithful living in this moment. We've trained thousands of Christians, many of them church

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affiliate program brings the Colson Fellows program to local churches so leaders can offer

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Pastors and church leaders interested in launching a church affiliate can do the Colson Fellows program for

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What can a breakpoint, a daily look, in an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street. Champions of the sexual revolution have

long described, and effectively, Christianity, not only as being prudish and patriarchal, but as an

impediment to sexual freedom. That all might be changing, however.

In a fascinating exchange from a few years ago on the unbelievable podcast, historian and author

Tom Holland argued that Christianity was not a force for sexual oppression, but rather a force

for sexual liberation. See, in the pagan world, men had the power to use women and children however

they wished. Christianity, Holland went on to say, offered a radical reconfiguration of what

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