Welcome to Breakpoint, daily look at an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth,

the Colson Center and John Stone Street.

A feature of life today is just how quickly culture changes.

I can leave many Christians, even those with a strong personal faith, struggling to make

the connection between what is true, real, and good, and all the issues that seem to

barrage us all the time.

What Christians need is a strong public faith, one that provides clarity and meaning.

The Colson Center equips Christians to see that though Christian faith is certainly personal,

it is not private.

The implications of the Christian faith built on Christ and committed to what is true

shapes our public witness, makes us able to think critically about culture, drawing

from the entire story of Scripture, and also able to communicate wisely with others.

And short, what we want to see is every Christian able to live like one, and this time, and

in this place where God has called us.

Now to be clear, we do not think of ourselves as being on the so-called front lines.

Rather every follower of Christ is on the front lines, whenever they take their faith

into every walk of life, as salt and light in a world that desperately needs the redemptive

power of the gospel.

For example, Abbey Foltz, a cardiac nurse from Colorado Springs, Colorado, she's on

the front lines.

In addition to igniting her passion for caring for people in moments of crisis, diving

deeper into the Christian story of reality has helped Abbey make sense of the big, wide

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