BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

At the end of the day, people have to eat. And when they can’t afford to eat, things happen.

Jennings quote from The Simpsons was intended as humor, but there are many who are taking what happened on Jeopardy as a sign of things to come.

Is the battle over so-called gay “marriage” over? Well, one side wants the debate to be over, that’s for sure.

For two years now I've been telling you that the nation's economic collapse was the result of an ethical collapse. And now you don't have to take...

The looming budget battle has all the makings of a train wreck. Nowhere, from either side of the aisle, do we see really serious proposals for...

The events in Egypt may be the most significant developments since 9/11. Here's why this situation matters to all of us.

Studies show that a person's basic views about life are formed between ages five and eleven. I've seen this first hand as the prison populations...

You’d think the sagging economy would be the hot topic at a recent meeting of economists. But you’d be wrong.

The greatest gift we could give to the next generation is the means to achieve a happy, life-long, God-centered marriage.

Americans, we are told, are a hopelessly divided people -- politically and culturally. But is it true?

You heard a lot this election season about cutting taxes. Well in one case, I may be for raising them.

U.S. foreign policy often has unintended consequences. Those consequences now include the persecution of Christians.

Stopping short of making New Year's predictions, Chuck Colson gives us some food for thought regarding war, government spending, freedom of...

Finally, a major news outlet reports on the persecution of Iraqi Christians. But I have to wonder if the administration is reading the headlines.

This Veterans Day, we need to remember the sacrifices made by members of our armed forces. But let’s also look in the mirror.