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Pastors, and Christian leaders alike, must take responsibility for the spiritual health of today's church, and the nation. We don’t need more...

The chaos and confusion which are the inevitable products of the Sexual Revolution continue to expand and the challenges constantly proliferate....

Don’t worry about inviting me to church this weekend. Really. Because I’ve been thinking about it… I know we’re friends and you go to church, but I...

I’ve got some good news and some bad news. Good news? Half of Americans are Bible users. Bad news? It doesn’t seem to matter.

Fifty years ago, a Papal encyclical forbade the use of artificial contraception. How relevant is that document today?

Frozen embryos aren’t the only “byproducts” of advanced reproductive technology: moral and legal confusions are as well.

It’s said that a fool and his money are soon parted. I might add the same goes for yours truly at a book sale.

Today is the 185th anniversary of a monumental achievement brought about by a great man of faith. In fact, Chuck Colson called him his hero, and...

What if I told you that the best arguments to embrace LGBT ideology in the church aren’t really arguments at all?

The most influential newspaper in the world, secular to its core and situated in the Gotham of secular New York, ran a opinion essay in its weekly...

We say all the time on BreakPoint that reason and faith go hand in glove. But in revolutionary France, the disciples of reason unleashed one of the...

Forget what’s best for foster kids. According to the ACLU, all that matters is diversity.

How big a role does art play in your church’s architecture, worship, even witness?

Americans are having fewer and fewer babies, and the New York Times wants to know why.

“Hey, don’t judge.” We hear those words a lot. But it takes real commitment to say them while staring at 130 thousand murder victims.