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We are only eight days into 2020, and the news is already bleak. How is it then, that one reads the news from a Christian point-of-view.

I’m tired of bias, of opinion pieces masquerading as reporting, of buried leads and hysterical fearmongering. Apparently, many Americans are tired of these things, too.

As the Boy Scouts of American celebrate another year of existence, one can help but wonder how many more years the formative organization has left. According to the Wall Street Journal, since 2008 the Scouts have lost nearly a million members and...

The massacre in Paris has me wondering: are cultural decadence or Islamic extremism our only two choices? Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

What? An actor who is begging people not to watch his TV show? Good for him -- and for us.

The Apostle Paul’s prayer for the church at Philippi is one we need to claim as our own in this cultural moment. Paul prayed for this church that “their love would abound more and more in truth and in all discernment.” We need truth, and we need...

There are encouraging signs that the pro-life movement is gaining momentum. The awkward question being asked among pro-choice advocates lately is: "Is America really pro-choice?"

Christians have been accused lately of waging a "war on women." The war is real, but Christians aren’t the ones waging it.

We keep hearing that intelligent design theory isn't science. But many of these scientists proclaiming this use intelligent design all the time -- including to detect fake science.

TIME magazine is running out of things to declare dead. But their latest obituary is a worldview lesson on a silver platter.

Recent surveys reveal that journalism has fallen on hard times when it comes to public trust. In Great Britain, famous for scandalous tabloids, a recent poll revealed that less than one in five Brits trust journalists there to tell the truth.

World Magazine Senior Editor Mindy Belz spoke with Breakpoint at length yesterday about the implications the Taliban takeover will have on the Christian Church in Afghanistan. Here is what she said:

They say don't read a book by its cover. But can we judge a culture by its magazine covers?

Some experts say extramarital crushes are healthy and normal. Author Sharon Jaynes looks to the ultimate marriage expert -- God -- for answers.

Lady Gaga's latest hit has unintentionally raised some important questions which go far beyond sexual orientation.