BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

In the book, by telling compelling stories of God at work through ordinary people—both today and throughout history—Sunshine and Trousdale counter...

The church is supposed to be the light of the world. But this week, the doors of the church opened and what the world saw was darkness—on a...

Believe it or not, Jack Phillips is once again being hauled before the Colorado Civil Rights Commission.

Are men and women that different? The answer assumed by much of our culture is, “no.” But any woman who’s had a baby knows better.

These are angry times. So what better time for Christians to display good manners, courtesy, and respect?

A big win for life in New Mexico had a small beginning: believers willing to speak out.

It’s a rock-solid Western conviction: All men—and women—are created equal. But where does it come from? Well, not the Enlightenment.

You’d think incredibly harsh laws designed to protect the planet would—you know—protect the planet. But that’s not typically the case.

When a classic children’s book gets turned into a TV series, it’s usually a cause for celebration. Usually.

After the first-ever Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, the administration has now announced a Religious Freedom Task Force. Here’s why...

Much has happened recently for which pro-lifers should be both grateful and encouraged, but there’s so much work left to do.

I’ve got some good news and some bad news. Good news? Half of Americans are Bible users. Bad news? It doesn’t seem to matter.

Fifty years ago, a Papal encyclical forbade the use of artificial contraception. How relevant is that document today?

Frozen embryos aren’t the only “byproducts” of advanced reproductive technology: moral and legal confusions are as well.

It’s said that a fool and his money are soon parted. I might add the same goes for yours truly at a book sale.