BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Intellectual intolerance is such a plague on American universities that both conservative and liberal academics are speaking out. Even together.

Churches face hurdles as they aid the homeless—from ordinances restricting the distribution of food to attempts to regulate shelters out of...

This Thursday there’s a one-night showing of a powerful documentary about faith in the face of a deadly epidemic.

When it comes to culture, do you consider yourself a foot soldier or a gardener? Okay, that’s a bit cryptic. But let me explain.

If you care about the next generation, and especially have one of the next generation in your life, have I got a worthwhile, long-term investment...

“Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme.” And we just keep retelling and re-singing it. I’m talking about the year’s biggest movie.

Strangely enough, BreakPoint made a list published by Harvard University library. Even stranger is the list itself.

Narrowly escaping the jaws of a large reptile might get you thinking about your life. But you don’t have to wait ‘til then to make important...

Perhaps you’ve been hearing about this new book, “The Benedict Option” by Rod Dreher, and wondered, “What’s that?” Let’s talk about it.

For years, we’ve been hearing that one side of the political aisle is on “the right side of history.” But history doesn’t seem to be cooperating.

If “assisted death” is such a good thing, why are so many Canadian doctors having second thoughts?

Ah, springtime. Flowers blooming, birds singing, and articles questioning the historicity of Jesus hitting the newsstands.

On the 160th anniversary of one of the worst Supreme Court Decisions, something beautiful and miraculous happened.

When it comes to not judging others, we moderns are so far advanced over our forebears. Umm. Not quite.

When a lawyer asked Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?,” the Lord told him to be a neighbor. And He still does!