John Stonestreet serves as president of the Colson Center. He’s a sought-after speaker and author on areas of faith and culture, theology, worldview, education, and apologetics. John is the daily voice of Breakpoint, the nationally syndicated commentary on culture founded by the late Chuck Colson. He also regularly appears on The World and Everything in It’s Culture Friday segment. John has co-authored five books, including A Practical Guide to Culture and Restoring All Things. He and his wife, Sarah, have four children and live in Colorado Springs, CO.
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John Stonestreet on street unrest, snap judgments, why the lessons of 2020 never stuck, and a renewed push to put children—not adult desire—at the center of cultural debates
John Stonestreet on the price of pro-life witness, the chilling effect of aggressive church disruptions, and how to reckon with Martin Luther King Jr.—honestly, not mythically
John Stonestreet contrasts Scott Adams’s calculated faith and Ben Sasse’s settled hope—and weighs Zohran Mamdani’s vision of “warmth” and collectivism
John Stonestreet on the erosion of mediating institutions, the quoting of Scripture by politicians, and the cultural cost of losing a theology of work
John Stonestreet on a cultural “no” to progressivism without a settled alternative, Christianity and national identity, and a civilizational clash with Islamism
John Stonestreet on Australia’s teen social-media ban, Kirk Cameron’s view of hell, and the surprising rise of Bari Weiss and Tony Dokoupil in legacy media
John Stonestreet on why Christians cannot excuse dehumanizing rhetoric, even when the underlying issue is real—and why this pattern keeps repeating
John Stonestreet on “Jesus bots” and Bible study, whether AI can make Christian music, the expanding cultural reach of political power, and a call to repentance for the West
John Stonestreet on marriage without mission, the surprising signs of cultural “bounce back,” and civic Christmas celebrations now threatened in the heart of Europe
John Stonestreet on what Ross Douthat and Christopher Rufo both get right—and wrong—about Nick Fuentes, the roots of anti-Semitism online, and the theology that can outlast it
