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Stonestreet As the new host of The Point, a daily national radio program, John Stonestreet provides thought-provoking commentaries on current events and life issues from a Biblical worldview. This short-feature radio spot speaks to listeners right where they're at…facing challenges and cultural questions that all of us deal with on a daily basis.

This short-feature radio spot speaks to listeners right where they're at…facing challenges and cultural questions that all of us deal with on a daily basis.

John Stonestreet's passion is to illuminate a Biblical worldview for today's culture. He's a speaker, writer, cultural commentator, and collaborator of worldview initiatives. In his shared role with the Colson Center/Breakpoint and Summit Ministries, John directs conferences and curriculum projects, speaks to groups nationally and internationally, consults on worldview education for schools and churches, and appears frequently on web and radio broadcasts.

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Dr. Timothy George and John Stonestreet
By: Timothy George|Published Date: May 16, 2013
Timothy George talks with John Stonestreet about culture apart from a Biblical worldview.


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John Stonestreet for the months of November and December
By: John Stonestreet|Published Date: December 14, 2012
On Two-Minute Warning, John Stonestreet offers messages of encouragement in the midst a tumultuous times, starting with the Political Disillusionment. He also encourages people to know their history, especially how the Pilgrims set aside a day for solely giving thanks to their Provider.  In a four-part series through the month of December, John presents lessons about the importance of preparing ourselves for advent.

On BreakPoint This Week, John has hosted a variety of thoughtful Christians discussing what the aftermath of the elections mean for Christians, chatted with historian Larry Schweikart about the distortion about Thanksgiving holiday which is being perpetrated. He also had the opportunity to speak with musician Michael Card about hymns and the import of the Christmas story. Finally, John interviewed author, speaker, and pastor Skye Jethani about a pernicious idol of our time--consumerism.

Also, make sure to listen to his daily The Point Radio commentary along with his BreakPoint Radio commentary concerning a variety of issues.
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John Stonestreet week of October 15, 2012
By: John Stonestreet|Published Date: October 22, 2012
Two-Minute Warning
A Thing or Two about Ideas, Part 3 of Ideas Matter

BreakPoint This Week
BreakPoint This Week: The Lonely Generation

BreakPoint Radio
Keeping Leviathan in His Place: We Need to Be the Church - Has radical individualism within the Church helped spur the growth of intrusive government?
Is That a Fact?: Biden on the HHS Mandate - It’s bad enough when the government threatens religious freedom. But when the Vice President of the United States tells us it’s all in our imaginations . . .


The Point Radio
Angel Tree - What brought a tear to Chuck’s eye?
AutoCam Joins In - Another business leader realizes what is at stake.
Who Won the Stem Cell War? - Remember when Christopher Reeves was going to walk again?
Who Won the Stem Cell War? Part 2 - This stem cell scientist made everyone a winner.
Being a Friend - It’s too easy these days to be a friend.
Topics: Stonestreet_Links
John Stonestreet week of October 8, 2012
By: John Stonestreet|Published Date: October 22, 2012
Two-Minute Warning
The Big Question, Part 2 of Ideas Matter

BreakPoint This Week


BreakPoint Radio
A Private Little Faith: The New Pew Survey on Religion - A new survey says Protestants are no longer in the majority in the United States, and that the “nones” are growing. What does that mean?
Restraining Leviathan: What to Make of the HHS Mandate - How in the name of “freedom” does the government restrict religious liberty?

The Point Radio
Secularists with a Twist - How religiously diverse is America after all?
When an Idea is Dying - Here’s how to know when an idea is dying.
Hookup Culture - The hookup culture isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Hotel Divorce - They might look nice, but these are sketchy hotels...
While Everyone Watched - From three channels to 300, and it’s changed everything.
Topics: Stonestreet_Links
John Stonestreet for the week of October 1, 2012
By: John Stonestreet|Published Date: October 08, 2012
BreakPoint Radio
More than Our Feelings: California Bans Reparative Therapy - Descartes said, “I think, therefore I am.” Today it’s “I feel, therefore I am.” And both are wrong.
Busting the Myth: Christians and Divorce - It’s a myth that’s repeated so often, we accept it as fact. I’ve even quoted this one. But it’s wrong.

Two-Minute Warning
Living in the Information Age - Have you logged onto the Internet today, listened to a news show, or read an article? Then you've been actively engaging with someone else's ideas. Join John Stonestreet as he explains why ideas are so important. This is the first of a four-part series, "Ideas Matter."

BreakPoint This Week
How Worldview Can Change Nations - John Stonestreet interviews Darrow Miller, author and co-founder of Disciple Nations Alliance, about the power of worldview to change cultures, poverty and lives.

The Point Radio
Replacement Refs - Can those replacement refs teach us something?
Hobby Lobby Jumps In - If you ate the chicken, it’s time for crafts.
No More Daddy's Girls - Daddy’s girls everywhere should watch out.
Decreasing Religious Freedom - Are Americans less free? The numbers are in...
What Do We Do with Honey Boo Boo?
Topics: Stonestreet_Links
John Stonestreet for the week of September 24, 2012
By: John Stonestreet|Published Date: September 24, 2012
Two-Minute Warning
How Should Christians Vote? Part 2 - Joining John Stonestreet, Dr. Timothy George addresses five guiding principles for responsible voting in this week's "Two-Minute Warning." John says it's pure gold!

BreakPoint this Week


The Point Radio
Fewer Marriages, More Happiness? - She thinks giving up on marriage is good for us.
Red-Letter-ism - Don’t quote the whole Bible. Just tell me what Jesus said.”
Did Jesus Have a Wife? - What? Jesus had a wife?
Save us from the Cheerleaders! - Somebody needs to stop these cheerleaders…

BreakPoint Radio
Praying and Fasting for America: A Great Idea - y friend and co-host Eric Metaxas wants us to pray and fast for America. I’m in -- how about you?

Topics: Stonestreet_Links
John Stonestreet for the Week of September 10, 2012
By: John Stonestreet|Published Date: September 19, 2012
BreakPoint Radio
Protecting Religious Minorities: Creating a Special Envoy - An act in Congress would create a special envoy to help protect religious minorities. And you can help get it passed.
Front Line Work: Saying and Doing - James says we should be doers of the word, not just hearers--that applies to our behavior, but also our work in shaping culture.

The Point Radio
Doubt as a Step Forward - Are you plagued by doubt? That may be good news after all.
Protection - It’s called protection, but it shouldn’t be.
Another Victim of the Cultural Identity Crisis - Why is religious freedom eroding in America?
Grow Up - Is ain’t rocket science, folks...
The Quest for Clarity - When it comes to abortion, keep the main thing the main thing.

BP this Week
BreakPoint This Week: Justice that Restores - John Stonestreet interviews prison fellowship CEO Jim Liske about rethinking and remodeling criminal justice God's way.

Two-Minute Warning
Cultivating Cultural Courage - The late Chuck Colson was a courageous and hope-filled person. Using his life as an example, John Stonestreet teaches why we too should be filled with courage and hope. This is the fourth of the four-part series "What to Do with the Culture?"
Topics: Stonestreet_Links

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