BreakPoint Daily Commentary Archives

Christian missionaries are the ones so often depicted as judgmental and dismissive of native cultures. The history of Christian missions certainly...

I’m convinced that the best opening line in history is by C. S. Lewis’s in the Voyage of the Dawn Treader: “There was a boy called Eustace Clarence...

The rise of cohabitation has followed not only a shift of attitudes about out-of-wedlock sex, but about the institution of marriage itself. Several...

Last week on Twitter Southern Seminary professor Andrew Walker wondered aloud on Twitter, why there has been such a “general mismanagement of...

We’ve repeatedly pointed out the many ethical problems with surrogacy on BreakPoint: it assumes “children” are a right that God never promised; it...

If you are looking for a great Christian show to watch, I would recommend VidAngels' The Chosen.

Today, the United States and much of the West is in the midst of a natural experiment. The pathogen being researched is not a virus, but the bad...

Ramadan is a good time to keep our Muslim neighbors and Muslims around the world in prayer. After all, this is the time when many Muslims are...

We should never remove a fence until we know why it was put up in the first place.There’s no doubt we live in a culture that’s quite committed to...

Steve Garber's new book The Seamless Life: A Tapestry of Love & Learning, Worship & Work, presents a diverse and beautiful collage of...

Critical theory and intersectionality are not consistent with Christianity, and here are three reasons why.

The New York Times recently reported, that in India citizens aren’t just “dutifully following” Prime Minister Modi’s COVID-19 lockdown order, but...

Someday, and I say this with full confidence, the world will be on the other side of COVID-19. But I wonder, what will the world look like after...

One group of parents we should especially keep in mind amid the coronavirus pandemic is the group least likely to constantly remind us of what they...

Even when we can’t see clearly what God is ultimately doing, He often choreographs our small acts of obedience into something glorious.