BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

The Journal of Medical Ethics argued in a recent article that parents should not have the right to interfere in their child's decision to undergo...

I have tremendous empathy for young people who live in confusion in a chaotic, messy culture. I believe that if I was young today being called...

Our culture often makes the mistake of asking if we can do something before asking if we should and then determining that if we can do something,...

In a recent interview, James Ackerman, the CEO of Prison Fellowship Ministries, opened up about how God used him to fight for life following his...

It’s telling how often advocates of the simulation hypothesis, the idea that we are all living in a simulation, utilize religious and spiritual...

We should continue to pray and advocate for the people of Cuba in any way we can. And, we should take seriously the advice offered by...

Some things in this world are really bad, other things are really good. Ruling over it all, still on His throne, Christ is renewing our hearts and...

Unconditional intimacy is the natural outgrowth of groups whose members don’t have to be convinced they’re unlovable sometimes, or often. When...

The biblical answer to what it means to be human is revolutionary. It’s the idea that God created everything and called everything good. Then He...

Weiss and Glaser report that many parents miss the fact that kids often pursue pornographic material to meet unmet needs; to heal wounds, to...

In the end, wokeness is built on a worldview without salvation and offers an eschatology with no real hope. Though the proclaimed goal is to end...

Deaths of despair have been on the rise for years and are disproportionately concentrated among white, rural Americans without college degrees.

With climbing divorce rates, one might wonder, is a child better off with parents who are unhappily married, or happily divorced?

On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Arlene’s Flowers, Inc. vs. Washington. In refusing to hear this case, the Court has...

The cancel culture ethic doesn’t simply exist “out there” in the larger culture; it has infiltrated our homes. Our dinner tables have become...