BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Honestly, I’m not sure which hour is Britain’s darkest, the Blitz of 1940 or right now.

Truly loving people can mean telling them things they don’t want to hear—like, “suicide is not something to celebrate.”

Once again in California, we see that the new sexual orthodoxy trumps the Constitution.

Some are saying that Christians have lost the culture. But what if it was never a war to win, instead it was a calling to embrace?

How do you revitalize a dying downtown? Maybe it’s the same way you save a dying marriage—one day at a time.

So, the New Yorker thinks Chick-fil-A doesn’t belong in New York and a U.S. Senator thinks Mike Pompeo doesn’t belong as the Secretary of State.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation has targeted the ministerial housing tax exemption. But it’s something that is worth saving.

Last week, the Senate and the House grilled Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook’s use of data. Maybe someone else should have been on the hot seat, too.

Things sure are getting better now that science has all the answers. At least that’s what one Harvard professor thinks.

Believers and non-believers, the right and the left, can agree on this: Men and women who’ve done their time deserve a second chance.

Today, in Israel, is Holocaust Memorial Day. Here’s an amazing story of an unlikely hero, a Christian who changed the world.

I hear all of the time that “going to Summit changed my life.” But Brian Skaret’s story made my jaw drop.

If you think, like I do, that Christian colleges are hugely important, especially in this culture, you should be concerned.

What happens when a society stops reproducing itself? Well, we’re in the early stages of finding out. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

A government critic once called TV “a vast wasteland.” So how do we navigate it with our worldview intact?