Opinion Archives

Human trafficking – the coercive use and abuse of one person by another for monetary gain – is a growing problem in our country.

Republican or Democrat, conservative or liberal, Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic, or atheist—nearly everyone considers shopping an acceptable...

Do you take your parental responsibilities seriously enough to stand out in a crowd? Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Is it hypocritical for business-owners to exercise their faith in the marketplace if they do it imperfectly? Well, the answer’s important, and by...

The Presbyterian Church USA (PCUSA) voted Friday at the church’s biennial general assembly to divest from Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard, and...

What can inspire a would-be assassin to wash the feet of the man he tried to kill? Only Jesus. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Believe it or not, your church can get involved in your community’s public schools. And I’ll tell you how, next on BreakPoint.

Dominating the news on World Refugee Day, the annual commemoration of displaced peoples, observed this Friday (June 20), are photos and videos of...

Now that Father’s Day is past, we can ignore dads again for another year. I’m joking, of course, but society isn’t. And that’s the problem. I’ll...

The current chaos in Iraq is accelerating their departure at a rate that may leave the war-wounded country of 31 million people bereft of gospel...

This one life is the one time we have to make a difference that will count through all eternity. Because we represent Christ, let us bring His...

The Southern Baptist Convention meeting last week in Baltimore was, in itself, a lesson in Baptist polity.

When checking out colleges, students will look at cost, location, majors offered, etc. But how about whether the university discriminates against...

June, long the most popular month of weddings, is a good time to ask: How strong is marriage today?