BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Are our churches truly leaving a mark on people? Or another way to think about it: Are our churches thick or thin?

As I wrote recently in USA Today, if we ever want America great again, it’s time we re-embrace patriotism. I’ll explain, next on BreakPoint.

The culture war has a new front: philanthropic giving. That is, charity. And Christians, once again, are in the crosshairs.

You know what would be great? If there were a practical guide to help the next generation navigate the culture… oh wait, here it is!

Okay, so government cannot “establish religion.” But can it discriminate against religion? The Supreme Court has decided no.

Are video games worthy of all the time and attention they get from young men these days? One writer thinks so. But he’s wrong.

If our church history begins with Billy Graham, we’ve probably forgotten something important.

Ever hear the old saw that religious people are on the wrong side of history? It isn’t true. Turns out, we’re on the right side of the future as...

The recent, disturbing criminal trial of Michelle Carter not only tests new legal boundaries, it’s a mirror held up in front of our society.

A declaration is being released today that would have been near and dear to Chuck Colson’s heart. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Divorces are sky-high in Tinseltown, and we can’t blame Liza Minnelli for all of them. Find out how we can avoid their marital failures.

I love Dr. Seuss, but in the real world, joining hands and singing a musical number is not an effective strategy against evil.

Even with all of our modern devotion to moral relativism, people still know virtue—and vice—when they see it.

When it comes to anxiety and depression, our young people don’t need safe spaces. They need Jesus.

Democracy requires that citizens actually talk with each other. When we’re no longer capable of that, things fall apart.