BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Another big religious freedom case in federal court. And in this case, there’s a ray of hope.

We hear a lot these days about binge-watching, but may I put in a word for binge-reading?

I love improbable success stories. And even more, I love it when the person who has succeeded recognizes his story’s Author.

All this week we have been re-presenting a few of the top BreakPoint commentaries for 2017. From all the staff at the Colson Center, thank you for...

We live in a world that’s constantly calculating the value of people with disability, even though we know that they’re priceless.

“Ebeneeeeezer!” Today on BreakPoint, I’m going to talk about Charles Dickens’ great classic work, “A Christmas Carol.”

“Messiah” may be the greatest work in the canon of Western music. You know the composer—Handel. But do you know the author?

Can you imagine a world where old people die alone at home, and no one notices? We’re already there.

America is shrinking. I don’t mean we’re getting shorter, I mean that we aren’t having enough babies. Here’s why that’s bad news.

If a transgender person asks you to use a pronoun or name in line with his or her preferred gender, what do you do? It’s no longer a hypothetical...

I never thought in my wildest dreams I’d talk about Taylor Swift on BreakPoint. Just look what you made me do.

It’s not good for man—or woman—to be alone, even in the gym. Here’s how one group is turning exercise into fellowship.

New evidence supports the authenticity of Christianity’s most hallowed and resilient archaeological site.

Given the headlines today, lots of secular folks are starting to wonder if they ought to rethink sex. Wow—ya think?

Looking for Christmas gifts for Christian parents, kids, or history buffs? I’ve got three solid ideas for you.