BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Christians spend a lot of time talking about changing the culture. And that's great. But do we really know the best way of going about it?

If you're engaged — or one of your kids is — you know how expensive weddings are. What's going on?

Evangelical Christianity is responsible in many ways for the exodus of millennials, but ditching the church's unpalatable "old-fashioned" beliefs...

It's getting harder and harder to exercise our religious freedoms in a society where a third of our citizens don't even know what's in the Bill of...

Divorce is not an unpardonable sin but it is a sin, and our acceptance of this particular sin while inveighing against other violations of God's...

I knew Chuck Colson. Chuck Colson was a friend of mine. And folks, believe me, I'm no Chuck Colson.

Karl Marx said that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce. And for once, I agree with him.

Who are we to judge whose life is worth living? The one true Judge has already spoken. And He said: "Let the little children come to me, and do not...

How is it that disgraced politicians keep popping back into public life without too much trouble?

An exciting archaeological find in Israel should remind us that the Bible is the story of God acting in history.

I guess some people would say "incivility in the defense of civility is no vice." Well, I beg to disagree.

There's a new ministry working for sexual wholeness in a sexually broken world.

Culturally speaking, what starts in Europe eventually hits our shores. And for once, that's good news.

Have you ever noticed how quiet it is in an art gallery? It's almost as if people are ... searching for something.

Will reading a good book make you a good person? No. But it will do something very important.