BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

You want your kids to read, but putting the right books in their hands can be tricky.

Black Friday came a little early this year in Louisiana, with shoppers emptying store shelves. But why it happened says a lot about who we are as...

Too often the ability to do something implies the justification to do it. But should we do everything that we can do?

Rebuilding the culture of marriage in this country starts with you. And your church.

No matter what your atheist friends or relatives tell you, they've got deep spiritual longings. And Jesus is the answer to those longings.

The development of a baby in the womb is a miracle. And as a newly unveiled series of sculptures show, good art can portray the miracle powerfully.

Public school students still enjoy a wide range of religious freedom — even in the classroom. We just need to educate the educators about it.

What Jesus said about the dangers of wealth is just as true about celebrity in our postmodern age, and for most of the same reasons: It distorts...

The frustration of gridlock is just one of the prices we pay in order to enjoy a free society and limited government.

No, they can't be anything they want and the world is not their oyster. Our false promises are hurting Generation Y.

This love song took 75 years to write. It highlights the beauty of lifelong married love, something we need to see and hear more often.

With apologies to Al Gore, the debate over global warming is definitely not over.

The parable of the leaven has a lot to say about how to change the culture.

A new medical discovery might pose ethical challenges we've never faced before.

It seems every week brings a new, horrific attack against Christians overseas. Is the church in the West paying attention?