BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Was marriage “equality” the real goal of the gay marriage movement? Or was it something else?

As we deal with the difficult subject of physician-assisted dying, what biblical facts should we consider?

I can’t get the Cole Porter song “Anything Goes” out of my head. Even worse, I hear Justice Kennedy singing it.

John Lennon was right when everyone else was wrong. And if you never expected me to say that on BreakPoint, what he was right about will surprise...

Summer was the time we often got in trouble outside...Today, there’s plenty of trouble that kids are getting into inside...and online.

Friday’s Supreme Court ruling on marriage was not surprising. But the arrogance and chronological snobbery evident in the ruling was. What’s it all...

When churches got together to make their city a better place to live, they succeeded in doing just that. They also changed a lot of minds along the...

Why do famous people often break the rules—even at the risk of getting caught? The same reason we all do.

The woman who wrote "Through Gates of Splendor" has gone through them herself. This is a special tribute to Elisabeth Elliot.

Some acts are so terrible, it seems masochistic to talk about them. Some acts are so gracious, we marvel at them and must talk about them.

Open debate, tolerance and honest disagreement are under attack. There’s a reason for that, and one voice on the left has had enough.

It’s good that women are finally beginning to share the pain of their past abortions. But the fathers of those lost children need to be heard—and...

Got summer plans? Do they include reading? Well they should, and the Colson Center staff has put together a great list of recommendations.

“The right to choose” came in with a bang of Chief Justice Burger's gavel, but it's going out with a whimper.

Can moderate Muslims be our allies in preserving the family and religious freedom? I have some thoughts.