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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?

Isn’t it great when sports superstars live as well off the field as they do on it? I’ll tell you about a couple of them -- and their faith -- next on BreakPoint.

Have we finally triggered a gag reflex in Western culture? I think we may have. Stay tuned for BreakPoint.

So what does the Supreme Court’s decision in favor of Hobby Lobby really mean? I have some thoughts, next on BreakPoint.

We're used to the enemies of God's Word mishandling the Bible. But a far worse problem is what its friends do.

Today’s Breakpoint may be controversial for some: It’s time for pro-lifers to use shocking images to fight abortion.

Have we finally triggered a gag reflex in Western culture? I think we may have.

Even the secular world is worried about pornography. But without the worldview to fight it, they’re at an impasse. This is where the church can help.

The threat to religious freedom is real, and we ignore it at our peril. That’s why I want you to join me at the Religious Freedom Summit in October. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Christians shaped the arts as we now know them: music, theater, sculpting, literature, you name it. So what happened?

Now the courts want to monkey around with the definition of personhood. Literally.

We’re going to take Paul’s advice to the Philippians and dwell on something that is excellent and lovely.

It’s probably no surprise to you, but biblical ignorance is running rampant—even in the church. And while I’m at it, how are you doing in the Word? Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

The Paris climate accord was announced with much pomp and self-congratulations… but let’s examine the worldview behind it.

The world is asking “why?” again, because of these attacks in Paris. But the worldview of western secularists isn’t big enough to make sense of it.

Astronomers have long searched the sky for evidence that we’re not alone. But new research is suggesting we may be one of a kind.

We’re used to defenders of the natural family being labelled hateful bigots. But it might surprise you just who is defending the family, and paying the price.

We often speak about the right to life, but children possess another right that we don’t discuss often enough.

If we hope to see our culture take Christianity seriously, we’ve got to take it seriously ourselves. In other words, our faith has to be more than just a pastime.

Political correctness, which has gone after Christians for years, has finally turned on its progressive creators.