BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

You’d think things would have gone swimmingly for the all-time Olympic gold medal holder, Michael Phelps. But they didn’t: until he found his...

So, it’s OK to warn people about the dangers of drinking too much soda, but not about risky sexual behavior? Welcome to the strange world of...

I suppose you’ve noticed all the gallows humor going on regarding the presidential election. And for good reason.

In once-secular Turkey, Christians have become targets of Muslim persecution. Here’s what you need to know.

Today on BreakPoint, a classic commentary by Chuck Colson on government and politics. Please stay tuned.

We may never get the chance to explain our Christian views on national television, but we have more opportunities than we often think.

One famous sports broadcaster had it all: fame, famous friends, wife and kids, cancer, and faith in Jesus. Here is one great story.

Is the person you call “you” just a practical joke played by your brain? Materialist mumbo-jumbo like this has really gone to science’s head...

It can be hard for Christians to think clearly about culture. That’s because we’re soaking in it. But that’s no excuse for not seeking to change...

We know what the majority on the Supreme Court thinks about abortion. But increasingly, the court of public opinion is issuing a different ruling.

Pro-abortion forces should be careful what they wish for, especially when it comes to Christian hospitals.

When Chicken Little said the sky is falling, we all laughed. Well, maybe it’s time we stopped laughing.

The United Methodist Church just crossed a serious line. Is it surprising? Unfortunately, no.

If you want an accurate picture of life in the first century AD, archaeology shows us that you can’t do much better than the book of Acts.

Socrates said that wisdom consists in knowing that you know nothing. If that’s true, a few of our brightest scientists need some enlightenment.