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 If we are going to be honest and understand this proverb, then we must acknowledge that God’s love for us is proven by his discipline just as your love for your child is proven in the same way. This is the truth behind spare the rod hate...

What your feeling is not bad or wrong. In fact, it might be trying to tell you something important. Don’t ignore it.

In the midst of all of our talk about religious liberty, we face a tough question: Will we practice what we preach? Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

An update of the Romeo and Juliet story for the young set, Gnomeo & Juliet has several laughs and a mostly gentle spirit. If that’s what it takes to expose kids to Shakespeare, I’m all for it. The film certainly could have been much worse than it...

October 10, 2004 could become a red letter day in the history of Christian persecution. It could be the day we look back on as the day when it became illegal in the United States for Christians to exercise their First Amendment rights against...

"...What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder." Matthew 19:6 (KJV)

It’s a question you’ve probably asked. Why is it that when you are looking for a house, driving slowly down a darkened street straining to see the numbers on the fronts of the homes or on the mailboxes at the end of the driveways, you...

As we learn to love in a culture against our faith, it is important that we remain true to who we are in Christ. We need to live by the Spirit and not our flesh. We need to represent our Savior well because others are always watching.

By meditating on our salvation, Jesus’ return, and His current work in the world, our perspective changes. Treasuring the promises of Christmas, we can see that our lives have meaning and purpose in Christ.

I wonder why some people find their faith solidified in the face of extreme trials while others see their faith wither and die.

Jesus called Christians to pray for our enemies. It’s not easy, and it requires acknowledging that we have enemies. That’s our topic next, on BreakPoint.

I’m not going to tell anyone who to vote for as the Scriptures leave that decision to the liberty of each individual’s conscience. But . . .

The threat of radical Islam is just as alive today as it was on that Tuesday 10 years ago.

I keep hearing that if we stand for truth, we’ll alienate people from the Gospel. But today reminds us we need not choose between truth and love.

If comedian Flip Wilson were still with us, maybe he’d be saying, “My genes made me do it.” But it wouldn’t be as funny. Or as accurate.