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Owen Barfield was one of C.S. Lewis' closest friends, a key influence on Lewis' journey to Christianity, and a unique writer of poetry, philosophy and fiction. So why have so few people heard about him today?

Though it may not be the gods of wood or stone common in the Old Testament, Christians must be careful not to make their jobs, money, families, reputations, or anything else the center of their affections. For there is only One God.

What makes the English poet Malcolm Guite such a compelling figure to Christians across the world?

Just as stepping out in faith requires that we trust God, so also does waiting on Him. When we wait patiently on the Lord, we are submitting to His timing and exercising faith that He will act.

Are you tired of the constant outrage that fills your newsfeed? Discover practical ways to navigate today’s media-driven chaos with wisdom, grace, and a renewed perspective that keeps your peace intact.

Christians across denominations have praised C. S. Lewis’ book, but the phrase “weight of glory” has much older roots. It has a biblical origin that reminds us of our true priorities while also helping us appreciate what makes Lewis’ book so...

Joy Davidman was much more than the wife of C.S. Lewis. She was a mother, novelist, poet and lay theologian whose work still inspires people today.

There will be times when being a “good citizen” stands in opposition to being a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Coming to theaters yet again: One more action flick with warring women in the lead role. But most of these movies only obscure real feminine strength.

Two years ago on BreakPoint we told you about a promising young Christian football player. On Monday, he was the hero of Alabama’s national football championship win.

On the anniversary of Chuck Colson’s death, we remember how his dramatic conversion during the Watergate scandal led to a powerful defense of the resurrection and a lifelong ministry to prisoners and culture through the Colson Center. Colson’s...

As we celebrate Christmas, let's tune into this classic Chuck Colson BreakPoint commentary on the manger, and how we often forget the staggering implications of Christmas.

I’m a Christian, and I love basketball. And so, I love a good basketball story that involves good basketball players who are Christians.

Three years ago today Chuck Colson went home to the Lord. And today, I share some personal reflections on his remarkable faith and his very important vision.

Chuck Colson had a deep passion for teaching Christian worldview, and for teaching teachers to teach it.

Imagine after years of believing your church had a corner on the truth, one day you just up and walk away.