Opinion Archives

I’m not a scientist, and I don’t play one on TV. But I can examine scientific evidence and ask the question, “How is life possible?” Stay tuned.

Cultural clarity and cultural engagement are necessary for Christians. But cultural panic? Well, that’s a sin. Let’s talk about it.

Unborn children, those in their infancy and toddler-hood and their mothers deserve protection, not victimization. These are grim but urgent...

I suspect there are two things that we’ll need more of in 2015. One is clarity, and the other is hope. I’ll explain.

Every January we make new resolutions for the New Year. But maybe we need to return to an old one.

Why is Jane Fonda crying so much these days? Stay tuned to BreakPoint. But be careful: You might shed a tear or two yourself!

It’s past time we move from asking “What if?” to asking “What now?” And that’s what Sean McDowell and I do in our new book.

Newsweek magazine decided to greet 2015 with a cover story on the Bible. The piece is an irresponsible screed of post-Christian invective leveled...

When a famous author can explain exactly how he came to real, living faith in Christ, we ought to listen.

Exactly one hundred years ago a remarkable event took place in the midst of the carnage of the Great War. I’ll tell you about it.

At some point, every Christian home is invaded by the pressing memory of loved ones who can no longer gather — of empty chairs and empty arms, and...

What were you hoping for this Christmas? Well, Helen Johnson was just hoping for five eggs; but she got much more. I’ll tell you her story.

The phrase “If it feels good do it,” may be a relic of the seventies, but the sentiment is still with us and it’s on steroids. Our feelings and...

We often speak about the right to life, but children possess another right that we don’t discuss often enough.

According to new research, maybe the “golden years” can really be golden after all. I’ll explain.