New Releases by Charles W. Colson

In this evangelistic booklet Charles W. Colson describes how he came to faith.

With rare insight, Charles Colson looks at what happens to a culture when it loses what Allan Bloom has identified as "a common standard of beauty, truth, and goodness".

This was a book waiting for Chuck Colson to write. As no other evangelical author can, Colson brings his political experience, thoroughly changed life, and lucid writing together at just the right time . . . "Moody Monthly."

Autobiographical excerpts from the following books by the author tracing the orgins of Prison Fellowship: Born again, Life sentence, Aginst the night, Loving God, Kingdoms in conflict, Changed hearts, Who speaks for God? Jubilee.

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.

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

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

When the mean girl next door falls and hurts herself, Lisa helps her when she remembers what the Bible taught her about loving your enemies.

Mark purposely breaks a school window and suffers from that knowledge until he seeks forgiveness from God as well as the school principal.

A little girl, nervous about having her principal come to her party, makes a messy mistake but is forgiven by him, illustrating Jesus Christ''s willingness to forgive our sins.

The author writes: in the light of God''s Word, I''ve seen with growing clarity the stark emptiness of the world without Christ. So I have felt an increasing burden to challenge its false and bankrupt values, to help keep others from the futile search that so consumed my early years.

Eén van de naaste medewerkers van president Nixon getuigt van zijn bekering tot God na zijn veroordeling tot gevangenisstraf wegens zijn aandeel in het Watergate-schandaal.