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The question of losing one’s salvation is one that is a matter of great controversy within the household of Christian faith.

Of late, the evangelical world has found itself reeling from cultural setbacks it once took for granted. For the first time, some evangelical conservatives feel like an oppressed minority in the country.

Black Friday, Cyber Monday -- enough already! Christians are called to prepare for Christmas in an entirely different way. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

Inauguration day is fast approaching. But a different kind of inauguration has already taken place.

Is it all about us, or about Jesus and Him crucified? Today, we enter what may be the most counter-cultural season of the church calendar. More on Lent, next on BreakPoint.

Is it all about us, or about Jesus and Him crucified? Today, we enter what may be the most counter-cultural season of the church calendar. More on Lent, next on BreakPoint.

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.

There are many today who suggest that the church would be better off if we watered down the message of the Gospel for the sake of our witness. These people say things like, "You're too hard on people. Don't be so dogmatic regarding Christ's...

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.

Is your worldview big enough to handle the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Well, let’s find out. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

How are you and Jesus doing? And how are you and His body, the church, doing? You can’t answer one without the other.

Israeli archaeologists recently discovered a coin, dating from the 11th century before Christ. It depicted “a man with long hair fighting a large animal with a feline tail.” Ring any Old Testament bells?

One of the most vivid, most moving examples of God's goodness and mercy is currently playing at a movie theater near you.

It’s past time we move from asking “What if?” to asking “What now?” And that’s what Sean McDowell and I do in our new book.

It’s past time we move from asking “What if?” to asking “What now?” And that’s what Sean McDowell and I do in our new book.

We've all heard that children's saying, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me." But it's just not true.