BreakPoint Daily Commentary

The Church as Hope for Humanity

America once thrived on the vibrant civil associations Tocqueville observed, but a concerning decline in 'third places' and civic engagement now threatens societal well-being and fosters chronic loneliness.

The IVF Pipeline and a Better Way

While in vitro fertilization (IVF) is widely marketed as the primary solution for infertility, this multi-billion dollar industry often bypasses root causes, incurs high costs and presents significant ethical dilemmas regarding embryo destruction.

A Republic Must be Stewarded

Benjamin Franklin’s famous warning, "a republic, if you can keep it," underscores the profound and ongoing challenge of sustaining America’s constitutional experiment for each new generation.

Why Religious Freedom Matters to Christians of All Backgrounds

America's foundational religious freedom, once a broad societal consensus, faces unprecedented challenges today as its meaning is reinterpreted and its public exercise restricted.

The Gift of Remembering

While social media thrives on nostalgic trends, the article reveals that our innate desire to remember stems from a much deeper, ancient call with profound spiritual implications.

A Theology of Idolatry for the 21st Century — Part 3: Christ Still Silences the Idols

Far from a relic of the past, idolatry continues to shape our modern world, manifesting in the worship of self, politics and success, subtly transforming us into what we adore.

A Theology of Idolatry for the 21st Century - Part 2: Why We Can't Stop Making Gods

While ancient gods like Zeus vanished, humanity's innate drive to worship never did, merely shifting its allegiance to subtle modern idols from self-expression and politics to even seemingly good causes.

25 Years After 9/11

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a coherent understanding of its profound impact has largely receded for newer generations, replaced by shifting cultural narratives.

A Theology of Idolatry for the 21st Century — Part 1

For a thousand years, powerful pagan gods ruled the Western world before mysteriously vanishing, paving the way for a radical new faith.

The Power of Naming

President Trump’s audacious renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America, alongside controversial shifts in terms like 'birthing persons,' highlights the profound power wielded through names and how they shape our understanding of reality.

Gloria Steinem and the Legacy of Feminism

Trace the unexpected evolution of feminism from a movement rooted in equal rights and moral responsibility to one prioritizing autonomy and sexual freedom.

Christianity Isn't Just True; It's Reality

Recent archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem have strikingly confirmed biblical accounts of the city's destruction, highlighting the unique historical grounding of Christianity.

The Population Zombie Strikes Again

New scientific predictions about overpopulation are echoing a controversial theory that once advocated for halving Earth's population to save the planet.

35 Years of Breakpoint

Chuck Colson launched Breakpoint 35 years ago, ignited by a shocking television program that revealed a culture adrift in moral relativism, failing to ask life's essential questions.

500 Years of the Tyndale Bible

Uncover the harrowing tale of William Tyndale, whose relentless pursuit to translate the Bible into English for common people led him to defy powerful monarchies and religious authorities.