BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Many of us know about D-Day through films like “Saving Private Ryan.” But no film has ever told the story of another great battle that took place...

Yesterday, the Supreme Court delivered a big victory for the cause of religious freedom and for my favorite cake artist. I’ll unpack the decision.

How far are Americans willing to go to purchase “security?” A recent incident with the TSA answered that question for me, and it’s disturbing.

You’ve been asked to save the whales, the elephants, and the redwoods, but how about the persecuted Christians?

You may have heard the government has lost 1,500 kids who crossed the border illegally. That’s not really the case, and it misses the real outrage.

Advances in technology are changing almost everything about our lives. But it must not change how we understand, and value, human life.

So just as America’s fertility rate is tanking, China is waking up to the damage of its one-child policy.

Today on BreakPoint, we hear Chuck Colson’s thoughts on Memorial Day and what he called, “The Greatest Love.”

Many members of Generation Z are choosing justice over the gospel, but they don’t have to. They can choose both.

Do you feel lonely? Join the crowd. Loneliness has reached pandemic levels—but there is hope.

Last week, the Trump administration moved to cut funds to abortion providers. It was a great move, indeed. But we’ve got a lot more moves to make...

We need a surgeon general’s warning: “This government program may be hazardous to your spiritual health.”

Sometimes premarital counseling includes conversations about having children. But what about conversations about not being able to have children?

In the 1930s and 40s, six million Jews perished at the hands of the Nazis. But amazingly, this would be news to many among us.

If you can’t be in Washington, D.C., tomorrow for our Wilberforce Weekend . . . well, actually, you can! But you’ll need your computer.