Stan Guthrie

Are our churches truly leaving a mark on people? Or another way to think about it: Are our churches thick or thin?

Why should we actively and publicly defend religious freedom? We’ll look to the Apostle Paul for an answer.

If our church history begins with Billy Graham, we’ve probably forgotten something important.

When it comes to anxiety and depression, our young people don’t need safe spaces. They need Jesus.

Find out how a famous atheist started a secular humanist on the road to faith in Jesus Christ.

It doesn’t matter that you’re one of the world’s leading psychiatrists if you question the new orthodoxy about sex and gender.

There’s a battle raging in the media about so-called “fake news” vs. “real news,” but let’s not forget the good news.

Hooray! We are finally focusing on religious liberty again—but let’s keep in mind it doesn’t stop at the water’s edge.

What’s the number one thing we can do to fill our churches? It’s probably not what you think.

A new fast-food restaurant on campus should have been a no-brainer. Sadly, closed minds don’t work that way.

A baby boom on the horizon could radically change our world. Here’s another connection between family and faith explained.

A funny thing happened on the way to our supposed brave new world of assisted suicide. I’ll tell you about it, next on BreakPoint.

Ever wondered why secular people aren’t interested in God? Maybe we’ve never given them a reason to be.

Whichever eschatology you choose, you need to realize that it is a choice and not the only possible way to interpret Scripture.

NASA has expended lots of taxpayer money looking for extraterrestrial life, and young-earth creationist Ken Ham isn’t happy about it.

The current chaos in Iraq is accelerating their departure at a rate that may leave the war-wounded country of 31 million people bereft of gospel...

It is time for me to step down, and for you to step up, into this grand adventure called life. May your awareness of these five graduation myths...

My reasons for not joining Catholicism are theological. True, Catholics and Protestants believe that Jesus the sinless Son of God died for our...