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The challenge of the moral revolution threatens to shake the very foundations of Christianity in the United States and far beyond.

Not getting what you need from the Bible? Well, just listen for God’s voice elsewhere, we’re told. But here’s a fair warning, we often do a...

The worldwide persecution of Christians reached horrifying heights in 2015. But what do the presidential candidates have to say about it?

Transgender rights march on; this time, onto the field of competitive athletics. But in the name of fairness, fairness is being threatened.

Garrison Keillor is soon walking off stage, but there’s much we can learn from his God-haunted and persistently excellent career.

There’s finally an indictment relating to Planned Parenthood’s selling of body parts. So why are the forces of death celebrating?

Marco Rubio is relying in part on his Christian faith in his quest to win the Republican nomination for president.

By rights, Ted Cruz should be locking up the evangelical vote in Iowa.

In a debate last year, Trump claimed he had “evolved” on the issue of the abortion. “I am very, very proud to say that I am pro-life,” the GOP...

It may look like a church, sing like a church, have stained-glass like a church, and call itself a church, but be careful: It might not be a...

Narrow and ill-prepared candidates with an angry and frustrated voter base has created a volatile electorate paving the way for a candidate like...

For years, some scholars have doubted the historical accuracy of the fourth Gospel. But a dip in the pool of Siloam will cure that.

We talk a lot on BreakPoint about engaging the culture. But why—and how, exactly—do we do that?