Most Popular Books by Charles W. Colson

Originally a speech addressed to Harvard''s Business School, this is Colson''s compelling case that to do what is right, people need not only the intellect, but also the will. In short, men and women can be transformed only through Jesus Christ. Colson also argues that a society without a foundation of moral absolutes cannot long survive.

"You''ll be challenged to translate faith into practice as you develop a biblical approach to social involvement"--Back cover

This book consists of a brilliant collection of transcripts from Charles Colson''s radio program, BreakPoint, delivered on a wide variety of subjects but pointing to the truth that the most fundamental dimension to human life is religious in nature.

A collection of inspirational writings that focus on the birth of Jesus Christ and the many gifts of the Christmas season.

Today''s world moves at sometimes a maddening and confusing pace. We all need time each day to focus on what''s important—what truly matters in light of eternity, what will make an impact on this world. In this One Year devotional, Charles Colson helps us all become people of purpose, day in and day out. When we, as Christians, become focused on God''s clear call to be light in this world, we together can make a difference in all arenas of life—from science to politics, from the arts to mass media. The book in brief: Daily words of wisdom Action-oriented devotions Covers hot topics from politics to media to science

Allen is tempted by his neighbor''s apples but decides to obey God''s commandment not to steal.

A través de historias fascinantes de la vida real, que muestran las filosofías por las que las personas viven y persiguen la buena vida, Chuck Colson explora los asuntos del placer, la felicidad y satisfacción y cómo las personas los logran. Entreteje historias de la vida real de personas que viven dedicados a buscar su felicidad y las yuxtapone con gente común luchando por servir a otros y buscar a Dios. La vida buena está escrito en un estilo accesible y amigable y, en esencia, muestra un punto de vista cristiano sobre lo que define la buena vida. Sharing from his own life, as well as the stories of others, Chuck Colson exposes the counterfeits of the good life and leads readers to the only true source of meaning and purpose, Jesus Christ. But he does that in an unusual way, allowing powerful stories to illustrate how people have lived out their beliefs in ways that either satisfy or leave them empty. Colson addresses seekers—people looking for the truth. He shows through stories that the truth is knowable and that the truly good life is one that lives within the truth. Through the book, readers get to understand their own stories and find answers to their own search for meaning, purpose, and truth.

How should Christians react to the world around them.

This devotional is a compilation of 365 meditations on being a counterculture Christian. Through inspiring true stories and compelling teaching, Colson equips readers to expose the false views and values of modern culture and become more effective in evangelism.

Using Biblical quotes and his own personal beliefs, the author presents analysis and a critique on some of the contemporary viewpoints presented to the public by the popular media, educational leaders, scientists, and politicians.

Describes the shocking condition of the U.S. justice system. Also proposes specific biblical solutions and challenges communities to undertake real reform measures that punish criminals and take care of victims.

Charles Colson discusses how to make it through troubled times. Equips listeners to live fearlessly, with confidence in God''s love and ultimate power, in the midst of an increasingly godless world.

"Material obsession paralyses the West and political repression grips the East. All around us crime rises, moral values decline, and families fragment. Indeed, the forecast is foreboding.... The crisis is not political; it is moral and spiritual. And so is the solution. That''s why Christians are the only ones who can offer viable answers. So I have written this book not just as a warning, but as a challenge to God''s people". (Preface) .

By the age of 40 Charles had pursued a spectacular legal career and risen to be a top official in the US Government. His life fell apart with the Watergate scandal and his resulting imprisonment. He now speaks of how he has found security not in money or power, but in Christ.

Custom edition for Man in the Mirror. An examination of the Christian life, discipleship, and what it means to truly love God, filled with fascinating anecdotes, by the founder of Prison Fellowship.

In the "How Now Shall We Live? Devotional, " readers will find further encouragement to become counterculture Christians. Through inspiring true stories and compelling teaching, the 365 devotions, compiled from Chuck Colson''s daily "BreakPoint" radio commentaries, challenge Christians to redeem modern culture by living out a biblical worldview.