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Christians still face arrest and imprisonment in large numbers despite the overall impression that China has curtailed repression of religious minorities in recent years.

With summer behind us, there’s a lot of change in the air. For Churches, the autumn season can also open many new doors for ministry and community outreach.

Would a judge actually come out and say freedom of speech and freedom of religion have to take a back seat to sexual orientation? Yup—sure did.

Advent has been buried under a pile of twinkle lights, plastic reindeer, and the Grinch. Here's why.

American Nativity Scene & Thomas More Society Team Up to Give Away Free Nativity Scenes.

There are too many myths being propagated about the Supreme Court case involving Jack Phillips and Masterpiece Cakeshop. It’s time to set the record straight. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today’s edition: More Britons Believe in Ghosts than God * South London Council Takes Christ out of Christmas * South America: Learning to Read Brings Many to Jesus *...

Why trying to be something we’re not can be dangerous.

Greenspan may be in T-bills, but he can’t be happy with the Nasdaq 100 at 27… The Nasdaq 100 Index is Big and Tech all rolled into one. Its recent swoon – to 27% of its peak value two years ago – tells us a lot about what is...

Health Minister Commits Nearly $12 Million to Fight Bioterrorism WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) - Canada is spending almost $12 million stockpiling antibiotics, training health workers and otherwise prepping to battle bio-terrorism.

When the calendar hit October 1, my soul filled with glee as I realized the sweep of holidays was in full effect: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve. I love this time of year!

Are horror movies nothing more than gratuitous carnage, or can they be a means of revealing the transcendent? I’ll share my thoughts about that next on BreakPoint.

Why do special occasions seem to provide people, even Christians, with a supposed license to sin?

The Reformation was more than theological; it was ecclesiastical. It was a reformation of the church.