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This week, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has installed the Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber as its first pastor of public witness.

Reformation Day remembers how Martin Luther started a movement within the church that reshaped Christianity and the world. In many ways, Phillip Johnson was a Luther-like reformer who was willing to question accepted dogmas and challenge stagnant...

In 2012, only 31% of weekly churchgoers supported same-sex marriage, but that number has now risen to 41%, with over 70% support in the general population. Dr. Rosaria Butterfield explores how a strategic plan detailed in the 1989 book "After the...

St. Augustine of Hippo isn't just a figure from the past; his life and teachings still offer valuable lessons for Christians today. From his early struggles with doubt and his dabbling in Manichaeism, to his eventual embrace of Christianity,...

We are constantly looking at ourselves in this digital age. As a result, we have become more concerned about our appearance. But Scripture teaches us something very different about our bodies. Fundamentally, they are not something separate from...

Today is that strange holiday that many of us don’t know what to do with... But next on BreakPoint, a history of Halloween, and what it has to do with Christians.

Tomorrow is that strange holiday that many of us don’t know what to do with... a history of Halloween, and what it has to do with Christians, next on BreakPoint.

If you are looking for a simple yet effective family Advent activity, take a moment to consider the Jesse Tree.

When it comes to reading, you’ve got to use the right tool—you’ve got to know what kind of reading to do. Here are seven different kinds of reading.

My friend and co-host Eric Metaxas wants us to pray and fast for America. I’m in -- how about you?

Long before it became a popular song on rock stations, “Kyrie eleison” was an important phrase within the Christian community. What did it mean and what we can learn from it?

How do we respond to a culture that condemns us as opponents of the authenticity it demands? One answer is to be just as authentic as believers as our opponents seek to be as secularists. The key to being authentically Christian, of course, is...

There are unicorns in the KJV Bible—seriously. Unusual words sometimes present problems for translators. In the early 17th century, the study of Hebrew by Christian scholars was still in its infancy.

“My name is Warren, and I’m a recovering evangelical.” There are plenty of books today that begin in roughly this way—biographies by Franky Schaeffer and Bart Ehrman come to mind. But Warren Cole Smith is different in that he remains an...

The KGB finally got what it wanted—the separation of church and Bible in the West—with disastrous results.

In the first ever “State of Theology” survey conducted in the UK, adults were asked what they believed about God, Jesus Christ and more. The headline? A third of all surveyed responded “I don’t know” to many of the questions.