BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Last week seems like a bad dream, but it wasn’t. Is it even possible to make sense of such cultural chaos?

Probably a fake. That’s what a Harvard professor is saying about the “Jesus’ wife” papyrus she once believed to be authentic. Why did folks fall...

A so-called “clarification” on anti-discrimination laws in the heartland makes the state the arbiter of sermons and services.

The man who, according to the New York Times “seared the memory of the Holocaust on the world’s conscience,” has passed away.

Healthy economies need young workers. And thanks to its one-child policy, China is facing a less-than-rosy economic future. Here's a lesson in...

We’ve all got our family stories about coming to America. And we all play a role in upholding the promise that is America.

If you’re living in America or Europe, the biggest story of this century is probably not what you think it is. Your global worldview forecast is...

The Supreme Court followed its decision on the Texas abortion law by refusing to hear a case on the religious freedom of pharmacists. Are you...

Yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on Texas’s abortion law was a setback for the pro-life cause. But not as big of a setback as some would have you...

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.