BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Was everyone who lived before 2015 an unenlightened bigot? Recent statements by this administration may give you that impression.

Mother's Day is behind us, but a mother's work is never finished. And as one author found out recently, comparing that work with a vacation is not...

High in the Himalayas, Christianity is on the rise. And so are religious tensions.

A new report on religious persecution should raise eyebrows—and spur us to action. But will it?

We’ve already witnessed the spiritual demise of Europe. Can its physical demise be far behind?

Should we give up on public education? Is there still some good that Christians can bring to the system?

How do we resist evil? One woman’s approach was on the money. And soon, she will be, too.

Here’s some good news for all of us C. S. Lewis fans: There’s a new play by Max McLean about Lewis’s journey to faith.

Of course we should pray for our country. But how? What should we be praying for such a time as this? I’ve got some suggestions.

“Truth will out,” we sometimes hear. But it may take Congress to help it along. Here are some of the latest developments in the Planned Parenthood...

When we encounter something beautiful and wondrous, the proper response should be awe and gratitude. Not marketing and maximizing profits.

What we think of as Europe is pretty easy to define these days. But it wasn’t always so, and it may not be for long.

Coming to theaters yet again: One more action flick with warring women in the lead role. But most of these movies only obscure real feminine...

Here's a story that reminds us we never have to question who we are. Or, I should say, whose we are.

What do the Bible and "Fifty Shades of Grey" have in common? If you said nothing, sadly, you’d be wrong.