Opinion Archives

Increasingly, we often expect each other to be smartphone-available nearly 24/7. Or we act as if this is the case.

Christians around the world are often the targets of violence. But here in the U.S., is that even possible? It is.

Less than 24 hours after a gunman began killing people at Umpqua Community College, our country’s political fires were raging at maximum...

If we hope to see our culture take Christianity seriously, we’ve got to take it seriously ourselves. In other words, our faith has to be more than...

According to early reports, Chris Harper Mercer, the alleged Oregon community college gunman, asked students to stand and state their religion...

As we’ve said before on BreakPoint, America has a growing heroin epidemic. And as tragic as this is, it is an opportunity for the Church to be the...

Animal welfare was an issue on which every major American Christian denomination had taken an official position. No such guidance existed for...

The Muppets are back — and they’re having a lot of sex.

If your teens read a lot, and I hope they do, they’re bound to come across books that promote the gay lifestyle. What to do about that, next on...

At the heart of so much of our cultural confusion today is an impoverished understanding of what love truly is.

What are evangelicals to make of the Pope Francis phenomenon? That’s a question I tackled recently with two thought leaders.

Dr. Mohler provides six ways to begin cultivating good reading habits.

If we are unable (or unwilling) to plan for our own financial well-being, and the well-being of our sons and daughters, we are falling far short of...

The beginning of American law, the concepts of independence and freedom, is rooted in the belief that moral absolutes exist within a universal...

Children are being sexually abused in Afghanistan, and our soldiers are being told to turn a blind eye. That’s got to stop.