BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

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?

Yes, even hardened abortionists and their staff show the signs of buried conscience.

It is time to reverse our nation’s ethical free fall. And on September 24, we’ll get started in a big way.

Pro-choicers and entire societies cannot live with the logical conclusions of a worldview that values choice over human life.

Jugs, broken pieces of pottery, and the remains of an old building. Find out how these point to the trustworthiness of the Bible.

When it comes to renewing the culture, author Gabe Lyons reminds us that it’s better to light a candle than curse the darkness.

The battle over the debt ceiling has placed the country on the precipice of the cliff. Enough of the politics.

“Forsaking all others” is common language in marriage vows. But perhaps not for some.

Same-sex marriage supporters regard votes taken as recently as 2006 as the equivalent of a colonial-era statutes.

Did you know that abortion fuels the sex trade? It’s a tragic truth that abortion advocates can’t admit.