BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Another Christmas has come and gone. Or has it? If you look closely, there’s one more gift yet to open.

When we think of religious persecution, the Middle East comes to mind. But the world’s largest democracy?

ou want to know one reason why so many Christian marriages end up in divorce?

Although Western cultural elites deny it, non-Westerners know full well that the key to the West's success over the centuries is Christianity.

What were you hoping for this Christmas? Well, Helen Johnson was just hoping for five eggs; but she got much more. I’ll tell you her story.

Remember when those who worried about “death panels” were mocked? Well, it’s no joking matter now.

If you step up to the microphone in Britain, you’d better watch what you say. Because if someone is offended, you could be headed to jail.

Next month we'll observe Religious Freedom Day. And I want to help you and your public school get ready.

It’s great having lots of Facebook friends. But the kind of ties we have to folks on social media aren’t the ties that bind.

Well, Christmas is around the corner, and my kids desire many things. But C.S. Lewis thought our desires could be redeemed. I agree.

The Paris climate accord was announced with much pomp and self-congratulations… but let’s examine the worldview behind it.

Tyrants ancient and modern have tried to erase any sign of Jesus. It didn’t work then, and it won’t work now.

What fuels popular culture? In a word, hype. We, however, should be fueled by something else. Especially during Advent.

We Christians are used to the media calling us mean. But now our children are mean as well?

The current turmoil on our nation’s campuses is just a symptom of a deeper problem: Our universities have lost a vision for education.