BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

The story of Matthew Shepard has shaped our culture. But his tragic murder was exploited, and there's a lesson here for all of us.

For decades, even centuries, we've been warned that overpopulation will lead to mass starvation. But the cataclysm has yet to come. Why is that?

Nothing can be quite as disturbing as finding out after the fact that we dodged a bullet.

When confronting the scourge of pornography, maybe a little seeing is believing.

What happens when a homicide investigator applies his skills to investigating the Gospels? A terrific apologetics book!

A renewed church is the best hope for a renewed culture. If we don't live as if Christianity is true, by what right should we expect our neighbors...

Another month, another shooting. What does the Gospel have to offer in the face of tragedy?

Tim Harris' life and influence reminds us that all human beings are made in the image of God and bear eternal, inherent dignity. In a society...

They say don't read a book by its cover. But can we judge a culture by its magazine covers?

Compromise your faith or give up your livelihood. That's some choice. But that's where we're headed, folks.

Is your understanding of the Bible a mile wide and an inch deep? Let's dive in and talk about it.

If you believe in the sacredness of human life from conception to natural death, it's time to watch and pray for those at the end of life, not just...

When it comes to describing the state of academic freedom today, we can paraphrase Orwell: Some professors are definitely more equal than others.

Too often, opinions about how the Church should respond to homosexuality fall into two diametrically opposed camps.

Just weeks after the nation commemorated Dr. King's famous March on Washington, we approach another 50th anniversary no less important.