Opinion Archives

A legislative measure that will criminalize claims that Poland as a nation bears responsibility for any Holocaust crimes triggered the contretemps.

There were plenty of intriguing story lines behind Philadelphia’s amazing Super Bowl win. One of them was the Christian faith of so many of those...

Thirty years ago, a unanimous act of Congress established Four Chaplains Day, as a reminder each Feb. 3 of the military’s unsung heroes: faith...

The outcome of last night’s Super Bowl may affect your diet today

Ideas have consequences. Bad ideas have victims. Next on BreakPoint, more proof that euthanasia is a bad idea.

We all want to know the future. That’s why today we’re watching Punxsutawney Phil, the world’s celebrity groundhog.

It was the most amazing courtroom testimony I’ve ever heard. And if you haven’t heard it yourself, you need to.

During President Trump’s State of the Union Tuesday night (Jan. 30), the American public got to meet an everyday hero, Officer Ryan Holets. Officer...

They say Rome wasn’t built in a day, but you can do something to help rebuild marriage in just one week!

However, what shocked me the most was that, for the first time in our nation’s history, the Democrats inadvertently proved conservative theorists...

Evangelicals are on the rise in Latin America. And at least one writer at the New York Times is very, very concerned.

Twenty years ago this month I had a public theological disagreement with Reggie White of the Green Bay Packers.

God is at work even in the most desperate situations.

How much trouble would you take to understand the Bible just a little bit better?

Beyond the crazy guilt-by-association stories, the debate over homeschooling boils down to this: Who is responsible for our kids’ education?