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Bonhoeffer encouraged us to come out into the tempest of the living. That was Chuck Colson's life, which I tried to describe the day before he died, just over a year ago.

Some 10 years ago, Chuck Colson launched one of the great Christian worldview programs in the world. And I'd like you to consider signing up.

No matter the outcome of yesterday's election, we Christians have a job to do.

Much of what Christians hold dear -- life, marriage and religious freedom -- is coming under pressure in ways we never predicted.

Most folks laugh when they read that gravity is a social construct. But most folks aren’t academics.

The most recent lawlessness at the Capitol reflects an escalating lawlessness that spans political parties, religious affiliations, age brackets, and social classes. Will a militarized America be the new normal? Will the armed troops protecting...

Today could be the most significant Christian holiday that most Americans know about the least. Epiphany is set aside in the church calendar to remember the visitation of the Magi to the infant Jesus. The day’s name comes from a Greek word that...

God has a long history of working inside prisons. The very first book of the Bible describes how God granted Joseph favor with a prison warden, something that eventually led to the saving of his family, the saving of Egypt, and the preservation of...

Nineteenth century India was a particularly brutal place for girls. Women were considered inferior to men and were not allowed to be educated or employed. Child marriage was a fairly common practice. Though the practice of sati (burning widows on...

Schaeffer demonstrated that “charity and clarity” must go together. His deep compassion for people and firm conviction in truth has left an enduring legacy. May we follow his example.  

“If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds,” Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote, “and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them.”

The NIH has decided to free most of its chimpanzees. I'll explain why the decision was unlikely, and why Christians can applaud it.

Black Friday came a little early this year in Louisiana, with shoppers emptying store shelves. But why it happened says a lot about who we are as humans.

It's already been a cold winter, but that’s not why I've got chills. I’ll tell you the real reason, and help get you into the Christmas spirit.

If you want to make a difference for the Kingdom, don’t go it alone. You need to stand on the shoulders of a giant. I’ll explain, next on BreakPoint.

To say that everyone is talking about Pope Benedict XVI's decision and the upcoming conclave that will elect his successor is not an exaggeration. Why the huge interest?

"So, have you voted yet? If so, well done. If not, I want you to go and fulfill your Christian duty to be a good citizen and go vote."

So what is marriage anyway, and why is the Supreme Court case so important? I’ll let one of the smartest men I know fill you in.

It’s funny how our worldview affects the way we live—and shapes our cultural destiny. Here are some real world examples.

It’s been a dark few days. In the wake of historic bloodshed, we need to pray ceaselessly. And then we need to ask ourselves whether being a peacemaker might mean taking up arms.