BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

C. S. Lewis was no opponent of science. But he was an opponent of abusing science.

As we mark the 50th anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis, we'd do well to remember his most prophetic warnings.

All week we’re marking the 50th anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis. I wonder what Screwtape would have to say about it.

Fifty years ago this Friday, one of the great Christian voices passed away. In fact, without him, I probably wouldn’t be speaking to you today.

Let me warn you, if you pick up Bob Fu’s amazing story of his defiance of the Chinese government and his escape from China, you won’t be putting it...

I was recently reminded that the strongest witness to our faith in Christ isn't success or happiness. It’s hope—especially in the most painful...

How does one with same-sex attraction follow Christ? We’ll talk about it next.

Last week we talked about Dracula and Christianity. Today let’s talk about zombies and the resurrection of the dead.

One of this year’s biggest blockbuster films may be a great metaphor for what it means to be human—and why God created us for one another.

One of the things you learn at Disney World? Worldviews are everywhere, and they have consequences.

We’re all against discrimination, so why should anyone be against the Employment Non-Discrimination Act?

A sign of the times? In movies and on TV, what was once evil becomes if not good, at least sympathetic—or cool. And NBC’s Dracula is no exception.

We know not to believe everything we read on the Internet. But we often do anyway! Why is that, and how do we overcome our own gullibility?

Will future geologists look back on our time as the "epoch of man"? It's an interesting scientific and theological question.

In the midst of all of our talk about religious liberty, we face a tough question: Will we practice what we preach?