BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

What happens when an entire generation grows up believing that they’re so special they deserve nothing but the best in life? Well, disappointment....

Freedom of religion, freedom of association—these are rights guaranteed by the Constitution. But I guess a guarantee isn’t what it used to be.

Today on BreakPoint, I want to introduce you to some of the exciting young faces and frontiers of the pro-life movement.

Is it possible to be so heavenly minded we’re no earthly good? An important new book describes how we often misunderstand eternal life. I’ll tell...

Can you be good if you don’t believe in God? For the simple and uncontroversial answer, stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Self-expression or self-control? Given which one our society prefers, it’s no wonder civility is in short supply. I’ll explain.

Christians believe children are more likely to flourish with a married mom and dad at home -- but what does science have to say about it?

Jacob Abedini has a birthday wish, and I’ll explain why we should pray for that wish to come true, and I’ll update you on his dad.

There’s nothing like a good lawyer joke if you want to get a chuckle. But what Christian lawyers are facing in Canada is no laughing matter.

It’s probably no surprise to you, but biblical ignorance is running rampant—even in the church. And while I’m at it, how are you doing in the Word?...

A recent TIME article is exposing a question we should’ve wrestled with long before now. So that’s what we’ll do, today on BreakPoint.

On this dark anniversary of Roe v. Wade we’ll hear from some of the voices that abortion could not silence.

While the civilized world rightly expressed outrage over the slaughter of 12 cartoonists, the plight of 100 million persecuted Christians is...

Gay-rights activists have mocked the idea that gay marriage threatens religious liberty. But what they mean by religious liberty is no such thing.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s observation about the church is still largely true, but it doesn’t seem to bother us. Maybe it should.