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What do the Obama administration, the media and the bulk of American Christians have in common?

We should let our light shine before others, so that they may see our good works and give glory to our Father who is in heaven. An example of doing this was the subject of a recent article at Sports Illustrated.

This month marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. What’s changed? What hasn’t?

I can’t get the Cole Porter song “Anything Goes” out of my head. Even worse, I hear Justice Kennedy singing it.

Self-expression or self-control? Given which one our society prefers, it’s no wonder civility is in short supply. I’ll explain.

We Christians who believe in an historical faith have every reason to follow the latest archaeological findings -- and arguments -- from the Holy Land. I’ll explain.

The sobering facts on father-absence just keep piling up. But don’t think that’ll stop those who wish to redefine the family.

While many of us celebrated Resurrection Day with our loved ones, our brethren in Pakistan were targets of terror.

According to some, including a few folks in government, religious liberty is code for religious bigotry.

So, how is your Memorial Day shaping up? Heading to the pool or the beach? Having friends over for a barbecue? Or maybe catching that sale at the car dealership?

As you consider your presidential, state, and local vote, many issues are important. But a few, like the protection of innocent life, are essential.

I’m gonna get a lot of email about this commentary, so let me say this up front: I like animals. And pets are wonderful things. But. . . .

So, traditional morality is out, and freedom of everything is in. Then why does everybody feel so guilty?

Well, here it is… What do we do with Trump’s “locker room talk”? What do we do with this election?

Who doesn’t love the Internet? News, entertainment, shopping, connecting with friends? But what is it doing to our souls?

We can’t say it often enough: Christians are disappearing from the Middle East. They need our prayers and support.

The recent, disturbing criminal trial of Michelle Carter not only tests new legal boundaries, it’s a mirror held up in front of our society.

Are video games worthy of all the time and attention they get from young men these days? One writer thinks so. But he’s wrong.

In this age of uber-tolerance on all the other pelvic issues, you’d expect Americans would be getting more tolerant of infidelity, too. But not so. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

No one wants their kids to grow up to become criminals. But for some, their crime is simply existing.