BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Might the latest scientific breakthrough end the controversy over embryonic stem cells?

The media was quick to trumpet the findings of a new study that suggests conservative Christianity hurts marriages.

Increasingly, infertile couples are turning to surrogate pregnancy. And it’s become a big business—with winners and losers.

God is moving in the House of Islam in a remarkable way, and Christian prayer has something to do with it. Good news for us and for Muslims.

We've had a lot of noisy pop culture incidents in the past year. But the most important ones are often the quiet ones.

Beyond disturbing. A British court wants to decide the truth of religious beliefs. Don’t believe me? Stay tuned ...

A major American newspaper launched a crusade to stamp out abortion. That’s right.

Would you place yourself between an angry mob and a well-armed militia? Some sons of God did in Kiev last month.

What’s been perhaps the greatest force for democracy and freedom in the world?

Do you think our culture is messed up? Imagine what the culture of ancient Rome was like. Yet Christianity triumphed over it.

Today’s Breakpoint may be controversial for some: It’s time for pro-lifers to use shocking images to fight abortion.

The Christian sun is rising in the east. Eastern Europe, that is. And the Western media just doesn't get it.

It’s been fifty years since President Johnson declared a “War on Poverty.” So who won?

When a famous author can explain exactly how he came to real, living faith in Christ, we ought to listen.

One of the best ways you and your church can fight poverty is to work for healthy marriages.