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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)–The Washington Post called him “Nixon’s Hatchet Man.”
In 1972, Charles “Chuck” Colson was special counsel to President Richard Nixon and considered one of the most powerful men in America, with a reputation for getting things done no matter what the cost.
When the Watergate scandal broke in 1972, the ensuing trials changed his life forever — turning the hardnosed Colson into a prisoner and a new Christian who would later form a ministry called Prison Fellowship.
John Perry’s new biography, “Charles Colson: A Story of Power, Corruption and Redemption” chronicles the spiritual transformation that helped the “Hatchet Man” find God’s greater purpose for his life in the midst of tragedy and chaos.
And Perry has a deeper purpose for writing his book: To show a shining example of Christianity “in culture.”
“I think (Charles Colson) is a great Christian,” Perry