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Jesus came into my life to stay 25 years ago. It's a good fish story, and I'd like to share it with you.

Recently, the writing of G.K. Chesterton has undergone a resurgence of popularity. His Father Brown stories have always been popular, but his theological works, such as Orthodoxy, Heretics, The Everlasting Man, and collections of his essays, are...

Public trust, specifically of the federal government, began to erode in the 1960s. The series of unfortunate events in the decades that followed—wars, Watergate, economic struggles, impeachments, ever-deepening political divisions—only contributed...

The relationship between Church and state and culture is and has always been contentious. The recent cultural debate about the term “Christian nationalism” is confusing because participants in the debate tend to use mutually exclusive definitions...

In today’s polarized world, extreme Left and Right ideologies often twist history to fit their agendas, losing sight of the real complexities behind events and people. Both sides simplify history to promote narratives, making it harder to see the...

Probably every American school child old enough to study history has heard the little rhyme, "In October, 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue." But what should Christians think about Columbus Day? Is he a historical hero or villain?

One of the most important worldview questions is, ‘Who are we?’ So naturally we need a children’s book to explain it.

If you ever needed a reason to disbelieve in adolescence and recapture the beauty of high expectations, here it is. So stay tuned to BreakPoint.

What did Jerusalem look like in Jesus' days? For most of Christian history, this question remained shrouded in mystery.

The woman who wrote "Through Gates of Splendor" has gone through them herself. This is a special tribute to Elisabeth Elliot.

Today on BreakPoint, we honor the extraordinary faith of Christians who are staring death in the face and remaining true to Christ.

What we think of as Europe is pretty easy to define these days. But it wasn’t always so, and it may not be for long.

I am ashamed to admit that it wasn’t until recently that I began to understand and appreciate the great freedom we enjoy as citizens of the United States. I am even more ashamed to admit that I had little appreciation for its cost.

The biblical answer to what it means to be human is revolutionary. It’s the idea that God created everything and called everything good. Then He put Man and Woman on the earth to rule over it as His image-bearers. To represent Him and His will to...

The scene is movie legend: Morpheus sits with Neo beside a fireplace while a storm rages outside, and tells him that the world he calls reality—what he sees when he looks out the window or turns on the television, when he goes to work—it’s all an...

“Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” God’s commandment to Israel could not have been clearer, but for Israel, keeping it was not so easy. Each time God’s people turned to “other gods” like Baal or Molech—despite the dire and repeated...