BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Unless we can summon the courage to place the common good above purely personal interests, then we are doomed.

The greatest lesson I’ve learned in life, I learned from my daughter, Emily, and her autistic son, Max.

My daughter Emily's new book, "Dancing With Max," shares what she learned from her autistic son — and what I learned from my grandson, Max.

Our homes -- the style, design, furnishings, and decoration -- say a lot about who we as individuals are and as a culture.

Would you sign a contract without understanding it? Of course not. Then why do so many rush into marriage without knowing what marriage is all...

I really wonder if our leaders have the moral and political will to stop spending our money and stop plunging us into further debt.

John Stott taught Christians that their minds mattered and led them out of their safe, comfortable and guilty cultural isolation. Will we return to...

There are few things made in America that China cares to make their own. But there is one exception.

What do Jesus Christ and Harry Potter have in common? Well, according to one new book, everything -- including being fictional characters!

Our worldview determines how we live -- and how we manage our fiscal affairs as individuals and a nation.

The desperate battle over the debt ceiling has me thinking that something is terribly wrong in Washington.

What ever can explain the horrible events that took place in Oslo? The answer is hard for moderns to accept.

The New York legislature’s decision to allow same-sex couples to marry is a good reason to reassess our defense of marriage.

This summer, why not read a great book about great books?

Why is it that so many people who want so badly to get and stay married, end up crashing on the marital shoals?