BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Though President Ronald Reagan signed into law a national holiday to honor Civil Rights Movement leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1983, it was...

The Apostle Paul’s prayer for the church at Philippi is one we need to claim as our own in this cultural moment. Paul prayed for this church that...

The brain requires "downtime" to thrive, with research suggesting that unstructured time can foster innovation and creativity. By intentionally...

Understanding God’s posture to His created world was a central part of the thought and work of a 20th-century theologian whom every Christian...

“What people once expected from the Almighty, they now expect from the almighty bureaucracy. That’s a bad trade for anyone, but for the Christian,...

To put it bluntly, the Bible is not anti-science. Rather, the Bible explains why science works. And, every once in a while, the Bible offers an...

God has a long history of working inside prisons. The very first book of the Bible describes how God granted Joseph favor with a prison warden,...

Today could be the most significant Christian holiday that most Americans know about the least. Epiphany is set aside in the church calendar to...

The newly released plans for the rebuilding of Notre Dame are sparking disappointment among many who see the design as a fad political statement.

Recently, Dr. Moreland discussed his book A Simple Guide to Experience Miracles: Instruction and Inspiration for Living Supernaturally in...

To have a Christian worldview is to hold views that are consistent with the Bible, not to only have views that are in the Bible. The problem with...

Yesterday, I spoke at length with World Magazine Senior Editor Mindy Belz, who explained what is happening in Afghanistan. As part of the...

Christians and Jews believed that all persons were made in the image of God. Thus, every person had intrinsic worth and dignity, no matter their...

Each year, many of the most popular Christmas Carols remind us that God did not leave us in our broken state, but came and lived among us so that...

For years, movies, advertisements, and fashion designers featured tall, incredibly thin, and often photoshopped women in their productions. These...