BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

You may think it is early to be thinking about Christmas, but I want you to understand how important Angel Tree is to prisoners and their children,...

If our troops are brave enough to serve in places like Afghanistan, our "leaders" should be brave enough to tell them and us why they are still...

What happens when the government sees legitimate ethical concerns as "church-only" questions? In this case, an ugly part of our nation’s history...

How would you like to read a deeply spiritual book this week? Or what about a hysterical memoir? Or what about both at once?

People say they want to live in a compassionate, inclusive society. Then what about compassion for the unborn?

The bumper sticker read: "I owe. I owe. It's off to work I go." Well, that's what many -- including many Christians -- think of work.

Trust me. I had very much hoped to avoid this train-wreck scenario surrounding the comments of Republican Senate nominee Todd Akin from Missouri.

Elections matter, but a people’s imagination matters even more. And we’ve got some work to do there.

At a time when more and more Americans are looking to government to solve so many of life’s problems, we need a reminder that a good society isn’t...

In a classic BreakPoint, Chuck Colson explains why Christians must strive to be the best of citizens.

Summer’s almost over, the leaves will soon be turning -- but don’t despair. Encouragement is on the way.

We've all heard that children's saying, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me." But it's just not true.

There are solutions to America’s criminal justice crisis. And they’re as old as the Bible itself.

Violations of human dignity are all too common in American prisons and jails. While many factors contribute to these abuses, one stands head and...

Suppose I told you that there was an institution where the mentally ill "interminably wail, scream and bang on the walls of their cells" and...