BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Is she running for President? Is she not running? I’ve got no idea. But here’s why Oprah might win if she runs, and more important, what that says...

Madeleine L’Engle said, “Stories make us more alive, more human, more courageous, more loving.” They also can make us more faithful.

The state of Oregon told a pair of bakers to make the cake or eat a ruinous fine. And sadly, a federal court agreed.

Two years ago on BreakPoint we told you about a promising young Christian football player. On Monday, he was the hero of Alabama’s national...

How do you talk with someone who thinks talking itself is an attack? That’s a question that Americans need to ask of our institutions of higher...

Most of us give up on our New Year’s resolutions rather quickly. But here’s one that I hope you’ll keep—for life.

Once again, a little digging in the Holy Land has unearthed a major find, and another confirmation of biblical history.

The protests currently shaking Iran have enormous implications for U. S. foreign policy—and for the Church.

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?