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If I asked you to list some signs of healthy friendship, I doubt you’d name conflict as one of them. Most of us treat conflict like an uncomfortable relative, something we have to deal with every now and then but, generally, to be avoided at all...

President Trump’s proposal to relocate half of Gaza’s Palestinian population to Egypt and Jordan raises complex historical and demographic issues surrounding Palestinian identity. Arab nations have long used the Palestinian cause as a political...

The phenomenal success of the homosexual movement demands some explanation. How could all this happen so quickly? A look back at the publication of a public relations strategy for homosexual advance answers the question--and serves once again as...

I've never experienced something as dry and lifeless as the desert. Maybe it's because we aren't used to being in such a place that when scripture continually refers to the desert, we only know to picture sand dunes. Here, it was much different.

Critical issues will be decided in the next quadrennial ... whether helpless, frozen embryos will be sacrificed in the name of medical research; whether the "right" to kill preborn children will continue unabated; and whether marriage will...

In Solzhenitsyn’s diagnosis, the West had lost “civil courage” and had exchanged eternal truths for what he called “a relentless and superficial legalism.” The absence of “courage” played out in three tragic realities: the worship of unbridled...

How do you talk with someone who thinks talking itself is an attack? That’s a question that Americans need to ask of our institutions of higher learning.

Today is Good Friday. It's also my 50th birthday. And I heard from my friend who goes to Rev. Wright's Trinity Church.

One evangelical leader has called for a revitalized Christian outreach to homosexuals. I’ll tell you about it next on BreakPoint.

“The scandal of the evangelical mind is that there is not much of an evangelical mind.” That stinging first sentence opens Mark Noll’s game-changing book, “The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind,” which was published 25 years ago this month.

Trump’s presidency exposed some major cracks in America’s current political landscape, revealing deep divisions that have nothing to do with his policies and everything to do with fear and misinformation. Real threats to democracy come not from...

Is God’s love contingent upon who is in control or who creates specific policies? When we can pray for others as image-bearers of God, we start to see them as loveable, capable, yet flawed people. We will be better able to appreciate their value...

Going to a wedding reminds you that the marriage bond is sacred. Going to a funeral reminds you that life is a vapor, that one day yours will be gone.

It may seem as though there are as many responses as there are religions. In reality, however, there are only three.

President Trump’s maximum economic pressure on Iran is a crucial step, but real peace in the Middle East demands the fall of the Islamic regime. Negotiating with Iran’s leaders is a dangerous mistake—they will deceive, manipulate, and do whatever...

Today, people don’t want to talk about God’s judgment for those who reject Christ. On the surface, it doesn’t sound like love to them. They can’t imagine their domesticated savior, meek and mild, pouring out wrath on the earth. Yet the Bible is...

Here are four reasons why each year should be your best year, and some practical suggestions on how to start living from that perspective.