BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Amid all the bad news, there is one cultural shift underway that is a hopeful sign for our times.

The shooting in Colorado Springs was immediately used to further an agenda. But this doesn’t change our agenda at all.

Polarization is not just evident in American politics; it’s also evident when it comes to religion. And the two are intensifying.

To really help the poor, we must not only change their mindset and worldview—but ours as well!

Mortality rates are soaring among a certain segment of our society. Is it a public health crisis? Or a crisis of despair?

In all the confusion over the Syrian refugee crisis, one thing is clear: Christians are targets of genocide. Yet our government refuses to...

When taking on the government, there are some handy tools. Not least of which: common sense and the law.

We westerners tend to think that the world should work the way we want it to. But when it doesn’t, then what? Here are some lessons from Paris.

It’s been a dark few days. In the wake of historic bloodshed, we need to pray ceaselessly. And then we need to ask ourselves whether being a...

The world is asking “why?” again, because of these attacks in Paris. But the worldview of western secularists isn’t big enough to make sense of it.

If comedian Flip Wilson were still with us, maybe he’d be saying, “My genes made me do it.” But it wouldn’t be as funny. Or as accurate.

Political correctness, which has gone after Christians for years, has finally turned on its progressive creators.

Cheerfulness and popular culture seem to have had a falling out, and from the looks of it, they’re “never, ever, ever getting back together.”

On this Veterans Day, I want to tell you the back story to one of the great hymns -- one that resonates particularly for many of our veterans.

A feminist icon is being called a misogynist. You know, anti-woman. Because she dares to insist that men who identify as women aren’t women.