Kahului Union Church Maui, Hawaii -- A Christian, Purpose Driven, Bible Believing, Evangelical Church on Maui, Hawaii

Chuck Colson Founder,
Prison Fellowship Ministries

Chuck Colson offers a Christian perspective on news and trends. Listen online to recent Breakpoint radio broadcasts by clicking on the corresponding links below.

Call Off the Search
Wednesday, August 20, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley

Reinventing Man
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Biotechnology and the Human Future
New biotechnologies may enable future generations to live longer than we do. They may also be healthier, stronger, and smarter. But will they be as human?

Tragic Illusion
Monday, August 18, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley 'Swingtown' and the Boomer Experience
How you define the term "good old days" depends on your worldview -- or maybe your grip on reality.

Courage of Conviction
Friday, August 15, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Bush in Beijing
Two weeks ago, I urged President Bush to speak out at the Beijing Olympics about China's human rights record. He did not let me -- or, more importantly, the oppressed -- down.

Through the Devil's Eyes
Thursday, August 14, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley 'The Screwtape Letters'
Every month on "BreakPoint," with the help of Dr. Ken Boa, we explore one of the great Christian books of all time. This month's book? Here's a hint: It is positively devilish.

A Prophet without Honor
Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Solzhenitsyn's Warning
A great prophetic voice passed from the world last week. This, almost 30 years to the day after he delivered a speech that stunned the faculty of Harvard University -- and the world.

35 Years in the Light
Tuesday, August 12, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Reflections on My Conversion
Today marks the 35th anniversary of my conversion to Christ. I have lived just over half of my life in the darkness, a little less than half in the light. So how should I celebrate?

True Martyrdom
Monday, August 11, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Loving Life, Not Death
We call suicide bombers terrorists. But Islamic extremists call them martyrs. So, what makes someone a true martyr, and what does true martyrdom mean?

The Heart of the Matter
Friday, August 8, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Transformation
We have discussed the crisis facing America's prison systems. We have talked about solutions. Now let's get to the heart of the matter.

Melting Hearts
Thursday, August 7, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Crime and Accountability
Crime cannot be boiled down to statistics. At the receiving end of almost every crime is a flesh-and-blood victim. And when criminals realize that, what happens is amazing.

One in Ninety-Nine
Wednesday, August 6, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Americans behind Bars
We should make sure that there is plenty of prison space for truly dangerous criminals, but what to do with nonviolent offenders? The answer is as near as your Bible.

Admissions of Failure
Tuesday, August 5, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Corrections in Crisis
If the United States truly is the land of the free, how in the world is it that one out of every 99 residents is behind bars? It is time to learn about a Christian response to our nation's prison crisis.

Brothers behind Bars
Monday, August 4, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley Breaking the Cycle of Crime
When it comes to the cycle of crime in America, the ancient proverb holds true: The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge.

Sleepless in America
Friday, August 1, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley And That's No (Red) Bull
When you've got too much on your plate -- with work, church, and the kids -- what do you do? Do you grab that extra cup of coffee to see you through? Or do you turn to the God of rest?

Bush, China, and the Olympics
Thursday, July 31, 2008 Host: Chuck Colson and Mark Earley A Stage for Human Rights
"All the world's a stage." As the Chinese know, the Olympics are one of the greatest stages. Today on "BreakPoint," I urge President Bush to use that stage to speak out for human rights.