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Last week Google honored a supporter of dictators and terrorists as a civil rights and social justice activist. But “Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?”

Is all the Bible relevant to a Christian worldview? One well-known pastor recently suggested it isn’t. But I beg to differ.

As Chuck Colson always said, the only way to truly understand a worldview is follow it to its logical conclusion. The worldview of the sexual revolution is built on three ideas. First, sex, marriage, and babies are separable. Second, men and women...

“Increasingly optional.” That’s the phrase the Barna Group uses to describe the attitude many evangelicals have about sharing their faith. According to their 2018 study, only 64 percent of evangelicals agree with the statement that every Christian...

The movie “Unplanned,” a Pureflix biopic about former Planned Parenthood director-of-the-year Abby Johnson, had more than a few “unplanned” obstacles to overcome for its opening weekend.

It’s never harmless; for those who produce it, for those who consume it, or for the growing number of children abused because of it.

Other states are following the lead to pass age verification laws while content distributors fight for the right of "artistic freedom."

The weeks surrounding Christmas ought to be a special time of family togetherness, reflecting on the true meanings of these wonderful holidays, and teaching our children important lessons in thankfulness and God's love. Unfortunately, however,...

Our love for each other has great implications. Jesus says that “by this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” Why is it so hard, then, for us to love the way God calls us?

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.

I’m not a sports fan, though if the NFL gave up the ghost tomorrow, I would feel sad for my son and other fans.

In an interview published in GQ’s January 2014 issue, Phil “the Duck Commander” Robertson voiced traditional Christian views of marriage and sexuality with his trademark straight-shooter, non-nuanced style.

If you’ve ever found yourself fleeing from God, a forgotten poetic gem and its story will sound familiar. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.