BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

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.

We're used to the enemies of God's Word mishandling the Bible. But a far worse problem is what its friends do.

Well, there's some good news coming out of the Middle East: American evangelicals have awakened to the plight of their Christian brethren.

The president wants to launch an attack against Syria. How should Christians think about this issue?

How do we respond when everything is on the line? In fear, or in faith? Or perhaps in a little of both? Well, one amazing story is getting national...

So, how has the sexual revolution worked out for women? Just ask one who was urged to sign an abortion contract. That's right, an abortion...

It seems so logical: live together, see if it works, and then get married. Except things just don't work out that way.

In its rush to celebrate the fact that more moms are becoming breadwinners, the media ignored the fact that more households are headed by single...

Would you give up the freedom to live out your faith in exchange for your U.S. citizenship? A New Mexico judge thinks that's a fair enough deal.

Today is the anniversary of one of the greatest speeches in American history. What's missing in all the celebration is the true inspiration behind...

After a year of baseball bans, basketball whiners, sprinting scandals and a football murder, an athlete putting others first sounds, well, odd.