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The head of the World Jewish Congress is outraged that the world is ignoring the plight of Christians. Maybe it should concern us more, too. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

In recent days, I’ve been asking myself why the crisis of Christian leadership is so acute in our day. Is it that our 24/7 news and social media platforms make it easier to report and read about clergy abuse? Is it that a hostile culture and media...

Last week, we discussed ways God uses his people to advance his kingdom and change their culture. Today, in the midst of our crises and challenges, as we face daily the brevity and fragility of life, let’s focus on ways our Father can change us.

This Sunday I begin a new adventure. I am starting a new sermon series preaching through the book of Ezekiel. You read that right! Ezekiel. So, why would I try that? 3 reasons we must tackle these hard books.

What happens when a door closes and another one doesn't open? How do you handle life in the hall?

"For the first time in its history, Western civilization is confronted with the need to define the meaning of the terms 'marriage' and 'family.'" So states author Andreas J. Kostenberger who, with the assistance of David W. Jones has written God,...

So how do you know whether a church has come under the influence of a controlling spirit? There are some clear warning signs that can signal an atmosphere of abuse.

They practically raised their grandsons since they babysat them so much. They doted on them, played with them, and cheered them on as they grew into athletes. But then, one day, Mom got into an argument with Grandma over something silly, and...

The topic of church discipline is complicated and foreign to the thinking of many in this privatized world. God is clear. Church discipline is a pillar of church life. When it’s missing, the church suffers deeply.

Tucked away in the twenty-first chapter of Joshua is an astonishing summary of the book.

"Cities do not last. Those built in precarious places collapse. The rest are doomed to decay or suffer humanly induced destruction." That is the assessment of historian Felipe Fernandez-Arnesto. He spoke those words with reference to New Orleans...

To help Christians develop their ability in constructive criticism, Justin Taylor offers three exercises to remember when engaging another’s theology.

For the first time ever, an American-born leader—Pope Leo XIV—has been elected to head the Catholic Church, pledging to fearlessly spread the gospel and shine Christ’s light in a dark world. From Chicago streets to Vatican halls, his bold stance...

The pleasures of homeschooling our children are many, the rewards great, and the challenges plentiful.