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A funny thing happened on the way to our supposed brave new world of assisted suicide. I’ll tell you about it, next on BreakPoint.

God wants to grant us His strength, if only we will take the time to be quiet, placing our hope and trust in Him.

Here’s the irony: most people would say they are grateful. We have convinced ourselves that we appreciate all the blessings around us. And we have blinded ourselves to the depths of our ingratitude.

In parenting, I’ve found one surprising truth: Some of the clichés you’ve heard one hundred times are actually true.

Nope, it's not a superhero story and if you think the "fantastic" in the title means "great," think again. This odd, thought-provoking film is not for the squeamish, but certainly raises discussion on education, consumption and parenting.

Make your home and family life a center of conversation about who God is and what He has done

Debut director/writer Kelly Fremon Craig offers material somewhat fresh but mostly familiar in a thoroughly 21st century coming of age story. While the film never reaches the poignancy of 2007’s Juno, it has definite shining moments, and does a...

Fifty years ago, Joni Eareckson Tada’s life changed forever. And since then, God has used her transform the lives of countless others.

America’s suicide rate is out of control. And the Church has a solution. But will we employ it? Stay tuned to BreakPoint.