BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Some in the Golden State say Christian schools have a license to discriminate. Actually, the opposite may be true.

Recent conferences, books, blogs, and articles have me wondering whether “evangelical” still means what it used to mean.

It’s not news that the news media treat Christians unfairly. But to blame us for terrorism?

When you want to make a point, better have your facts straight. But if you want to convince someone, I’ll show you a better way.

Words have great power. They shape how we think about ourselves and the world. Even silly, made up words.

The last instructions Jesus left His Church should shape our worship. I’ll tell you about a new hymn that restores our mission to our music.

With Father's Day coming up, let’s reflect on the barest of necessities: kids having a dad in their lives.

We know what happened when Mr. Smith went to Washington. But what about when Mr. Moore went to Chicago?

It is the secret at the heart of America’s founding—one that we have largely forgotten. Find out what it is—and about my new book.

Christians ought proclaim the love of Christ with our lips, and in our lives. And the events in Orlando underscore how the two must never be...

We Evangelicals find ourselves in what could fairly be called a “difficult” cultural moment. Here’s a hint about our response: Hand-wringing isn’t...

In a new film audiences are taught it’s better and maybe even more romantic to die than to live with a disability. Some qualified voices strongly...

Is religion headed for extinction? Some experts think so. But if you ask me, the funeral planning is premature.

Great fiction has warned us of the dangers of playing God with human genetics, but sadly, what’s going on these days isn’t fiction.

It’s interesting when atheists do just what they accuse so-called “religious fanatics” (that’s you and me) of doing.