BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

“New archaeological discovery contradicts the Bible.” I’ll tell you why headlines like this are worth double-checking, next on BreakPoint.

John: Christopher Nolan’s epic film “Dunkirk” tells the amazing story of the rescue of the British Army in WWII. Today on BreakPoint, Chuck Colson...

Faced with doctors’ growing resistance to assisted suicide, some Canadian advocates are asking, “What if we just pay them more?”

Worldwide religious freedom should be a priority of American foreign policy, and the White House just gave a hopeful sign that it will be.

The opioid epidemic is delivering tragedy and pain to families across the country. Here’s how one such family has responded in Christ.

We’ll be talking a lot on BreakPoint about the case of Colorado baker Jack Phillips. Why? Because religious freedom hangs in the balance.

Jugs, broken pieces of pottery, and the remains of an old building. Chuck Colson tells us how these point to the trustworthiness of the Bible. Stay...

Are singles integrated into the life of your church? My BreakPoint colleague Gina Dalfonzo has written a new book to help churches do better with...

Well, according to the French President, it’s no use pouring money into Africa because Africans have too many babies. Yes, he really said that.

I want to share with you some very good news about sharing the Good News.

What happens when a civilization forgets—or rejects—its roots? We’re seeing it right now. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Eric Metaxas: The power of beauty can lift our eyes to God. So says one new study—and our old friend Chuck Colson.

Solomonic wisdom or partisan politics? Here’s a word to the wise about Proverbs.

When Jesus said, “In this world you’ll have tribulation,” He might have had Africa in mind.

Last week, the well-known evangelical author Eugene Peterson appeared to embrace so-called same-sex “marriage,” and then, he backtracked. There’s a...